Specialisation overview
Condition Monitoring is a maintenance approach whereby the machine’s health and safety are evaluated, and possibly the remaining useful life of the machine is forecasted, using machine sensor data and state-of-the-art monitoring software. The goal of the approach is to maximise the useful life of a machine, or its parts, and replace worn or broken parts at a convenient time so as to minimise the machine’s downtime. This extension specialisation will focus on performing condition monitoring using vibrations; hence, it is assumed that students have a fundamental understanding of the principles of vibrations in machines or structures. Hardware and software implementation will be addressed.Detailed course structure and unit information
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How to study this specialisation
A specialisation is a set of four units you study to complement your degree. It helps you broaden your expertise and tailor your degree to your career goals. To study this specialisation, you’ll need to apply for one of the courses listed below.
Some units vary between degrees but provide similar core knowledge and learning experiences. You may also be able to study this certificate as part of a different degree, depending on the course structure. for more information.
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