Machinery Component Maintenance and Repair, by Heinz P. Bloch, Fred K. Geitner

Description : The cost of machinery outages and repairs has escalated. The prerequisites required to be able to perform as a machinery engineer could even be expanded thus: A knowledge of stress analysis, measurement techniques, instrumentation, vibration analysis, materials, machine shop procedures, fluid flow, rotor dynamics, machinery field erection and startup procedures, and an understanding of effective maintenance management. This list is by no means complete. And since very few of us feel absolute master of all of these areas, we seek guidelines, procedures, and techniques that have worked for our colleagues elsewhere. Collecting these guidelines for every machinery category, size, type, or model would be almost impossible, and the resulting encyclopedia would be voluminous and outrageously expensive. Therefore, the only reasonable course of action has been to be selective and assemble the most important, most frequently misapplied or perhaps even some of the most cost-effective maintenance, repair, installation, and field verification procedures needed by machinery engineers serving the refining and petrochemical process industries. This is what my colleagues, Heinz P. Bloch and Fred K. Geitner, have succeeded in doing. Volume 3 of this series on machinery management brings us the know-how of some of the most knowledgeable individuals in the field. Engineers and supervisors concerned with machinery and component selection, installation, and maintenance will find this an indispensable guide. Here, finally, is a long-needed source of practical reference information which the reader can readily adapt to similar machinery or installations in his particular plant environment.

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