This course explains common failure mechanisms, types of equipment to which each applies, and recommends non-intrusive monitoring techniques to discover components in various stages of progressive failure.
Learning Takeaways
Common failure mechanisms for mechanical and electrical equipment including abrasion, corrosion, fatigue, adhesion, cavitation, erosion, electrical discharge and deposition.
Example equipment types, contributing factors, and proactive measures to avoid or limit damaging effects for each mechanism.
Preferred measurement techniques monitoring condition of the several mechanisms.
| Module 1 | Monitoring Failure Mechanism |
|---|---|
| Unit 1 | Abrasion Failure Mechanisms |
| Unit 2 | Corrosion Failure Mechanism |
| Unit 3 | Fatigue Failure Mechanism |
| Unit 4 | Adhesion Failure Mechanism |
| Unit 5 | Cavitation Failure Mechanism |
| Unit 6 | Erosion Failure Mechanism |
| Unit 7 | Electrical Discharge Failure |
| Unit 8 | Deposition Failure Mechanism |
