Why do motor bearings keep on failing?

25 May 2017

If you are at all curious why motor bearings and/or seals keep on failing, I'd encourage you at attend the Fluke Test Equipment webinar that is being given today May 25th at 10am CDT.

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Fluke: proactive maintenance and solutions using vibration and alignment tools

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shabaz over 8 years ago +1

This was an interesting presentation! I had no idea the technology had signatures of thousands of situations and could pattern-match to diagnose it (not just display raw values) in a handheld device. I…
rscasny over 8 years ago in reply to shabaz +1

Shabaz, Thanks for taking the time to attend. Yeah, I thought it was quite interesting. I've done a little vibration testing but what he presented is leap years ahead of what was available even 10 years…
beacon_dave over 8 years ago in reply to rscasny +1

Perhaps keep in mind that we live in an 'on-demand' world these days and there may yet be interest in the recording. Especially with a global community where time zones play a large part. What do the live…

rscasny over 8 years ago in reply to kas.lewis

Kas,

Thanks.

I just posted the webinar recording.

Randall
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kas.lewis over 8 years ago in reply to beacon_dave

I was not able to attend, but I am hoping to get to teh recording shortly, and as as usual one big benefit to me is the double time you get when watching teh recording (I assume it will be uploaded using YouTube).

Kas
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beacon_dave over 8 years ago in reply to rscasny

Perhaps keep in mind that we live in an 'on-demand' world these days and there may yet be interest in the recording. Especially with a global community where time zones play a large part.

What do the live vs recorded viewing figures look like in general for other webinars ?

It wasn't my field but I found the presentation interesting none the less. Thanks for arranging.
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rscasny over 8 years ago in reply to shabaz

Shabaz,

Thanks for taking the time to attend.

Yeah, I thought it was quite interesting. I've done a little vibration testing but what he presented is leap years ahead of what was available even 10 years ago.

I really liked how he highlighted alignment issues.

Anyway, that's me.

I'm a bit reluctant to offer something like this again due to the lukewarm interest. But it was a good presentation.

Randall
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shabaz over 8 years ago

This was an interesting presentation! I had no idea the technology had signatures of thousands of situations and could pattern-match to diagnose it (not just display raw values) in a handheld device. I also learned what kinds of mechanical issues are experienced in machines.
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