Rotating Machinery Reliability for Technicians and Engineers is a compilation of those problems encountered daily by large manufacturers, delving deep into machinery fault analysis, with a concentration on vibration, bearings, and electrical issues that cause large problems. The work contains more than 50 case studies with the actual data and solutions, along with industry standards and best practices, covering what works, and perhaps more importantly, what doesn't work-all the result of the author's 45+ years in the field. It features a chapter on diagnosing and solving electric discharge machining damage in ball bearings.
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Rounding out the incredible package is an affiliated website, www.rotatingmachinereliability.com, with invaluable resources for the technician and engineer:
Praise for this Book...
This is the book I wish I had when I started in the industry.""Hands-down the best work I've ever seen, making difficult concepts easy to understand, and offering tremendous value to beginners and experienced techs/engineers alike.""A must-read for anyone involved in rotating equipment reliability, especially new technicians.""A wonderful, helpful tool that has helped my team understand how to troubleshoot vibration issues in the field."Shows how analysts of 5 or 50 years in the field can help themselves in their approach to investigating potential issues in plant machinery."