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Engineering Dynamics will once again be presenting a range of courses in 2024 designed to enhance your (and your team’s) skills and knowledge.

All of the Engineering Dynamics courses cater to a diverse audience, including Engineers, Technicians, Supervisors, Fitters, Design and Project Engineers, Rotating Equipment Specialists, Quality Control Inspectors, and Condition Monitoring Technicians.

Let’s delve into the training opportunities offered by Engineering Dynamics:

Join Engineering Dynamics at the CBM + RELIABILITY CONNECT South Africa 2024 One-Day Training Event on 17 April in Johannesburg. Powered by Mobius Institute, this premier conference on reliability and condition monitoring is tailored to professionals in the field of condition monitoring, reliability leaders, maintenance managers, reliability engineers, plant engineers, and plant managers.

Engineering Dynamics will once again be presenting a range of courses in 2024 designed to enhance your (and your team’s) skills and knowledge.

All of the Engineering Dynamics courses cater to a diverse audience, including Engineers, Technicians, Supervisors, Fitters, Design and Project Engineers, Rotating Equipment Specialists, Quality Control Inspectors, and Condition Monitoring Technicians.

Let’s delve into the training opportunities offered by Engineering Dynamics:

Engineering Dynamics Services, through the utilisation of Condition Monitoring technologies and services, delivers a comprehensive view of machine health to our clients. This methodology has empowered our clients to proactively enhance the reliability of their plants, thus preventing expensive downtime.

Having worked extensively with and sold many X Balancer rotor balancing instruments, Engineering Dynamics is proud to announce the portable X Balancer+ (XB+) which is a significant upgrade on its predecessor.

Like the original, The XB+ is designed for all rotating machines, including pumps, fans, mills, mowers, stirrers, blowers, etc. It can be used for balancing in accordance with international ISO Standards and can perform balancing in one or two planes.

The importance of having a flat base or foundation for large rotating machines cannot be overstated. A flat base ensures that the machine is properly supported and aligned, which reduces stress and vibration, and prolongs the machine’s life. A distorted base can cause the machine housing to distort, which can lead to premature wear and tear, increased energy consumption, and reduced performance ultimately leading to machine failure.

At Engineering Dynamics we provide high-quality alignment and Easy-Laser measurement products and services for various industries. One of our recent projects involved measuring the geometric flatness of a massive new compressor crankcase base at a chemical manufacturing plant.