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Casing distortion, hidden enemy of rotating machinery 

  • RATS - Rotating and Turbomachinery Society 8700 84 Street Fort Saskatchewan, AB, T8L 4P5 Canada (map)

TOPIC:

Casing Distortion, Hidden Enemy of Rotating Machinery 

INSTRUCTOR(S):

  • Roman Megela Gazdova works as Reliability engineer at Easy-Laser AB. Roman has more than 20  years of experience in assembly, commissioning and service of gas compression systems all over the  world, from Europe to Asia and USA. From glass production, stainless steel production, oil and gas,  oxygen, petrochemical, natural gas, biogas, hydrocarbons. Vibration specialist certificate CAT 1.  

    Mechanical engineering background with specialty of optimizing productions processes. Now, Roman  is on the mission to teach good practice for reliable machinery installation through Reliability  language. 

DETAILS:

One (1) hour presentation, including up to 15 min. Q&A

DESCRIPTION:

An overview of casing distortion in rotating machinery. In this presentation, Roman will identify the criticality of casing distortion, the impact on machinery performance, as well as several common causes. The importance of base flatness, alignment, lubrication, soft foot correction, nozzle load, pipe strain, and thermal expansion will all be examined.

To explore the topic in greater depth, Roman is also conducting a 4-hour workshop where we will dive into the underlying causes, measurement techniques, and best practices to prevent casing distortion. The workshop will offer a more detailed, hands-on approach to ensure a deeper understanding of the subject and practical solutions.

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