3500 Operation and Maintenance and System 1

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This hands-on course combines 3500 Operation & Maintenance and our System 1 course.

This course is for personnel who operate or maintain a 3500 Monitoring system. It includes an overview of hardware components, how to use the rack configuration software, and maintaining and troubleshooting the system. Workshops include practice with live monitors and racks. A key learning objective is to use the System 1 platform to minimize time spent looking at non-significant data and focus on information required to make good management decisions.

The course can be tailored to specific asset types: hydro, wind, reciprocating compressors, motors, turbines, compressors, and other machinery.

Duration:

35 hours

Schedule:

days

Delivery:

Audience:

Engineers who maintain and troubleshoot 3500 monitoring systems
Instrument technicians
3500 monitoring system users and System 1 platform users

Objectives:

Explain the role of the 3500 monitoring system in machinery monitoring and protection
Identify installation conditions affecting the correct operation of proximity transducer systems
Test monitor alarms and verify channel values in a radial vibration monitor
Use Bently Nevada configuration software to configure and/or reconfigure the 3500 monitor system
Discover System 1 and learn how to create, configure, display and manage machine database and alarms
Use various System 1 software tools and plots to detect subtle changes in asset condition
View alarms and events in the event manager; Create reports on monitored plant assets

Required Prerequisites:

None

Recommended Prerequisites:

Additional Requirements:

None

Program:

Day 1

Overview of 3500 monitoring system
3300 proximity transducer system operation
TDI/RIM hardware connections and communications
Power supply, TDI/RIM and keyphasor configuration
Radial vibration

Day 2

Thrust position
Relays
3500 system utilities

Day 3

Overview of System 1 platform
Configure database preferences
Alarm types and alarm management
Importing device into System 1

Day 4

Display and manage alarms and events
Types of steady-state plots and their usages
Trends and steady-state plots
Machine states and state-based alarms
Reference data and specialized alarm setpoints
Plot sets and plot records, cases & diagnostic reports

Day 5

Types of Transient plots and their usages
Use of audit file for transient analysis
Transient plots, plots overlay and compensation
Notifications management
Database, users, and security management

Would you like more information or want to register for the course? We can help to facilitate the best training experience for you and your team with onsite, classroom, remote learning, and other options available.

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