NSK, One of the World Leaders in Bearing Manufacturing, Offers Free Online Course for Maintenance Professionals and Engineers, Secure Your Spot Now!

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Published on 06/07/2022 at 13:46

Updated on 06/07/2022 at 13:48

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Online And Free Course On Application Of Bearings For Optimizing The Lifespan Of Parts Used In The Sugar And Ethanol Industry

NSK, one of the world leaders in bearing manufacturing, linear technology, and steering systems, will hold an online and free training on July 19 at 9:30 AM, aimed at professionals in the fields of project engineering, maintenance engineering, and reliability. The goal is to present basic concepts about the types of bearings used in the sugarcane processing industry in sugar and ethanol. See below how to secure your spot!

The approach features a presentation on the basic concepts of the types of bearings used in various agricultural equipment: reception, preparation of cane, crushing, sugar factory, boiler, and distillery which have electric motors; reducers; chippers; defibrators; centrifugal pumps; conveyor belts; sugar centrifuges (continuous and automatic); boiler feed pumps; boiler fans; boiler exhaust fans; fermentation centrifuge bearings, among others.

The participant will have the opportunity to learn more about the application of the parts and will be qualified to use the bearings in various situations. The presentation will be conducted by Paulo Figueiredo, Application Engineer at NSK Brazil.

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Check Below How To Compete For Spots In The Online And Free Bearing Course Offered By Multinational NSK

This training is dedicated to all professionals in Maintenance, Project Engineering, Maintenance Engineering, and Reliability. The training aims to present basic concepts about the types of bearings used in the cane process in the sugar and ethanol industry. We will present concepts of:

Bearings For Agricultural Area;
Bearings For Cane Reception Equipment;
Bearings For Cane Preparation Equipment;
Bearings For Crushing Mill Reducers;
Bearings For Centrifugal Pumps;
Bearings For Conveyor Belts;
Bearings For Sugar Centrifuges — Continuous And Automatic;
Bearings For Boiler Feed Pumps;
Bearings For Boiler Fans;
Bearings For Boiler Exhaust Fans;
Bearings For Fermentation Centrifuge.

With the content, the participant will review all the concepts mentioned above, enhancing their knowledge of bearings in the sugar-energy sector.

Registration: Interested parties in competing for spots in the online and free bearing course offered by multinational NSK can register for free HERE.

NSK, One of the World Leaders in Bearing Manufacturing, Offers Free Online Course for Maintenance Professionals and Engineers, Secure Your Spot Now!

Online And Free Course On Application Of Bearings For Optimizing The Lifespan Of Parts Used In The Sugar And Ethanol Industry

Check Below How To Compete For Spots In The Online And Free Bearing Course Offered By Multinational NSK

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Check Below How To Compete For Spots In The Online And Free Bearing Course Offered By Multinational NSK

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