Monash University engineering handbook 1995

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GEG7054

Machine condition monitoring and fault diagnosis

GT

R Beebe

6 points * 78 hours * Full-year subject * Gippsland/Distance * Prerequisites: GEG7024

Application of the preventive maintenance approach of predictive maintenance/condition monitoring for machines and plant. Techniques and how to use them: visual inspection/non-destructive testing; vibration monitoring and analysis; performance monitoring and analysis; analysis of wear debris in lubricants and contaminants in process fluids; electrical measurements. Degradation of materials in hostile environments and monitoring of corrosion and creep. Fault diagnosis of machine problems; fault and cause tables with probability rankings; design and use of algorithms.

Assessment

Examination (3 hours): 40% * Assignments: 60%

Prescribed texts

Beebe R S Machine condition monitoring Engineering Information Transfer, 1988

Recommended texts

Bloch H P and others Practical machinery management for process plants (3 vols) Gulf, 1982

Collacott R A Mechanical fault diagnosis and condition monitoring Chapman and Hall, 1977

Mobley K Introduction to predictive maintenance Technology for Energy, 1991

Tavner P J and Penman J Condition monitoring of electrical machinery Wiley

Trethewey K R and Chamberlain J Corrosion for students of science and engineering Longman, 1988

Wowk V Machinery vibration: Measurement and analysis McGraw-Hill, 1991


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