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How to Detect and Diagnose Gearbox Bearing Looseness On a Wind Turbine

Jørgen Ellekjær | Diagnostic Specialist, Brüel & Kjær Vibro
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Webinar Description: 
Case study on detecting and diagnosing gearbox bearing looseness on a wind turbine drive train.

Learning Takeaways:
• What are specialized filtered measurements (e.g. shaft running speed orders, high-frequency crest factor, tooth meshing frequency, and sideband energy level), and why they are needed to detect bearing looseness early
• Which diagnostics expertise is needed to distinguish between bearing faults and bearing looseness
• Why the gearbox shaft is of importance
• What happens if excessive clearance is not detected in time
• How to avoid catastrophic failures in the future and how to implement more pro-active monitoring strategies

About the Presenter:
Jørgen Ellekjær has been working in the Brüel & Kjær Vibro remote monitoring group for over 11 years as a diagnostic specialist for wind turbines. He is certified as a Cat. II Vibration Analyst, and in addition to diagnostic work with customers, he also gives training and holds seminars.

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Jørgen Ellekjær Diagnostic Specialist, Brüel & Kjær Vibro

Jørgen Ellekjær has been working in the Brüel & Kjær Vibro remote monitoring group for over 11 years as a diagnostic specialist for wind turbines. He is certified as a Cat. II Vibration Analyst, and in addition to diagnostic work with customers, he also gives training and holds seminars.