Antifriction Bearing

A machine element that permits free motion between moving and fixed parts. Antifrictional bearings are essential to mechanized equipment; they hold or guide moving machine parts and minimize friction and wear.

Provides participants with global overview on the bearing maintenance strategies. Enables participants: to determine the possible causes of the bearing failures, to interpret the trouble condition and select their solution, to review rolling bearing monitoring techniques, to set up a vibration monitoring program

Engineers, technicians and foremen whose work involves: vibration measurement and analysis, maintenance system of machine parts and structure, field service and machinery start-up, quality control and incoming inspection.

• Classification And Selection Of Rolling Bearing.
• Radial And Trust Bearings.
• Special Design Of Rolling Bearings.
• Main (Journal) Bearings.
• Material And Design.
• Maintenance And Replacement Of Rolling Bearings.
• Working Conditions In Assembly Area.
• Shaft And Housing Preparation.
• Basic Mounting Methods And Faulty Mounting Practice.
• Bearing Maintenance Checklist And Service Records.
• Inadequate Bearing Lubrication.
• Effective And Ineffective Seals.
• Failure Analyses And Their Causes.
• Trouble Conditions And Their Solutions.
• Overheated Bearings.
• Noisy Bearing And Vibration.
• Replacements Are Too Frequent.

• Presentation & Slides
• Audio Visual Aids
• Interactive Discussion
• Participatory Exercise
• Action Learning
• Class Activities
• Case Studies
• Workshops
• Simulation