Presented by Gene Vogel
EASA Pump & Vibration Specialist
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Seminar Content
The seminar will cover the common repair procedures for centrifugal pumps, including submersible pumps, vertical turbine pumps, single stage end suction pumps and split case pumps. The procedures are also applicable to other style pumps. For each type of pump, the inspection, disassembly, evaluation, repair and reassembly functions are presented. General pump test procedures will also be discussed.

Seminar highlights

• The importance of initial pump inspection
• Documentation
• How to evaluate pump condition and specify repairs
• Disassembly procedures
• Repair tips for specific style pumps
• Common machine repairs
• Mechanical seal installation
• Pump final testing

Note: Many specific mechanical repair procedures are common to electric motor repair and are covered in detail in the EASA Mechanical Repair Fundamentals seminar.

What To Bring
Instructional items will be provided. You should need only note-taking materials.

Seminar Hours
Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Several breaks and lunch are included.

Hotel/Accomodations
Detroit Metro Airport Marriott
30559 Flynn Dr.
Romulus, MI 48174
Phone: +1 734 729 7555 or +1 800 228 9290

Rate: $139/night (Rate good through July 29, 2027)

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Presented by Tom Bishop, PE
EASA Senior Technical Support Specialist
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About the program
"Mechanical Repair Fundamentals of Electric Motors, 2nd Edition" addresses the basic mechanical aspects of motor repair. This latest edition expands the content of the original seminar by more than 50%!

Discussion will cover basic materials and their characteristics, the loading and stresses involved, the most common failure modes and patterns along with recommended repair practices as they relate to applications.

Seminar highlights

• Inspection & Disassembly
  • Disassembly tips & procedures
  • Time- and labor-saving ideas
• Enclosures
  • Suitability of various designs
  • Frame repair methods
  • Fans and air deflectors
• Shafts
  • Step-by-step replacement procedures
  • Materials and design features
  • Fits, clearances and importance of finish
• Rotors
  • Aluminum vs. copper
  • Material/construction
  • Performance characteristics
• Bearings
  • Types: ball, roller, sleeve, hydrodynamic
  • Installation and handling
  • Special modifications:
    • Roller-to-ball conversion
    • Vertical mounting of horizontal motors
    • Severe duty applications
  • Lubrication systems
  • Sleeve bearing repair
• Seals
  • Labyrinth seal design
  • Repair methods
  • Aftermarket seal modifications: lip seals, non-contact bearing isolators
• Assembly
  • Horizontal motors
  • Vertical motors
• Motor Dynamics
  • Alignment (internal and external)
  • Importance of air gap
  • Dynamic balancing (emphasis on 2-poles)
• Special Sections
  • Shaft currents and corrective measures
  • Explosion-proof motor repair

Who should attend
This seminar will benefit supervisors, mechanics and machinists, and anyone involved in the repair decision-making process. A basic understanding of motor terminology is recommended.

What to bring
Instructional items will be provided. You should need only note-taking materials.

Class hours
Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Several breaks and lunch are included.

Hotel/Accomodations
Courtyard by Marriott Charlotte Airport LoSo
321 W. Woodlawn Road
Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, 28217
United States

Rate: $99 per night 

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Presented by Henk de Swardt
EASA Technical Support Specialist
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About the program
The seminar and its companion manual have been developed by Austin Bonnett, EASA's education and technology consultant, in collaboration with EASA's Technical Support Specialists and members of EASA's Technical Education Committee.

While the course covers horizontal and vertical squirrel-cage induction motors in the 300 to 5,000 horsepower range, low and medium voltage, most of the principles covered apply to other sizes as well. This seminar focuses primarily on NEMA motors.

Seminar highlights include:

• Motor theory
• Applications
• Safety considerations
• Root cause failure analysis overview
• Test and inspection procedures
• Starting methods and connections
• Accessories
• Stator construction and design
• Rotor construction and design
• Bearing types and lubrication systems
• Shaft construction
• Motor geometry and alignment
• Vibration and noise
• Cleaning, reconditioning, storage

What to bring
Instructional items will be provided. You should need only note-taking materials.

Seminar hours
Friday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday: 8:00 am - 3:30 pm
Several breaks and lunch are included.

Hotel/Accomodations
Hilton Cincinnati Airport
7373 Turfway Rd
Florence, KY 41042
Phone: +1 859 371 4400
Room rate: $135, good through Oct. 14, 2027

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Presented by Billy Higgs
EASA Technical Support Specialist
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Seminar Content
One of the most important factors to consider when repairing motors is to understand why they failed. This seminar will focus on common as well as unusual types of failures broken down by components.

This seminar is intended for anyone interested in understanding motor failures, and those who want to serve customers by addressing the cause of failure rather than the symptom. An extensive resource manual includes hundreds of photos of a wide range of failures, with the likely causes listed, and a clear methodology for confirming the probable cause of each failure. 

Seminar highlights

• Root cause methodology
• Bearing failures
• Winding failures
• Rotor failures
• Shaft failures
• Mechanical failures
• DC motor failures
• Accessory failures
• Case studies

Important
To reap the full benefit of the Root Cause Failure Analysis seminar, attendees should have basic knowledge of electric motors either through experience or from attending EASA’s Principles of Medium & Large AC Motors seminar.

What To Bring
Instructional items will be provided. You should need only note-taking materials.

Seminar Hours
Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Several breaks and lunch are included.

Location of Event
Holiday Inn Indianapolis Airport
8555 Stansted Dr.
Indianapolis, IN 46241

Rate: $149 per night. Rate good through April 1, 2027.

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