MS113-2 - 14 hours
COURSE OBJECTIVES
Ability to perform first level maintenance.
To provide theory of leak detectors and principles of operation.
Fault finding, diagnosis and fault rectification. Introduction of preventive maintenance in accordance to the application.
Correct and efficient use of the leak detector in order to extend the lifespan.
ATTENDEES
All leak detectors users
Maintenance technicians and TPM
PREREQUISITES
Prior experience on leak detectors or vacuum installations is preferable.
INNOVATIVE TEACHING RESOURCES
Lectures and «hands on» exercises.
Custom training manual.
Prior interview with the trainees possible in order to qualify their needs.
Multiple choice questions at the start and end of the training.
Training centres integrated with 40-30 workshops.
Maximum 6 persons per group.
LOCATION
In your premises or in one of our training centres.
PRICE & DATE
Training Department : +33(0)4 76 84 40 30
Please, contact us.
MAIN TRAINER
Francis BAUMANN:from 40-30 maintenance engineering Department, certified NDT LT LEVEL 2 according to standard EN 473.
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PROGRAM
1. Theoretical elements
- The principle of seal control using tracer gas
- Assessment of the size of a leak
- Preparation of the parts to be checked
2. Working methods
- Spray method
- Sniffing method
- Bombing method
- Pressurization method
3. Detailed study of an ASM 142 detector
- General (presentation of the appliance, technical specifications)
- Description (vacuum synoptic, control panel, remote control unit, use)
- Description of the service as part of level 1 maintenance
4. Detailed study of an UL 1000 or equivalent
- General (presentation of the appliance, technical specifications)
- Description (vacuum synoptic, control panel, remote control unit, use)
- Description of the service as part of level 1 maintenance
5. Precautions and limitations of use
- Recovery time
- Use limit temperatures
- Accidental air intake
- Remark: stability of a calibration leak
- Role of the filter
Detailed studies can be made on other models of detector.Please contact us for further details.
6. Exercises in a live situation
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