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Condition-based maintenance: The 5 step guide
The following five steps will help you determine whether condition-based maintenance is right for your organization, which type you require, and what to look out for during impl...
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Humans and machines: Better together
Until the late 1970s, accountants used paper spreadsheets. Annual financial statements and financial forecasting were carried out by hand.
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Remote condition monitoring for submersible pumps
Electrical measurements at the cabinet can provide condition data for pumps that are difficult to reach.
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The role of thermal analysis in condition monitoring
Thermal analysis is an important condition monitoring technique in which temperature sensors are used to determine the presence of a developing fault in a mechanical asset.
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SAM4’s hardware architect talks about medium-voltage monitoring
We recently spoke with our hardware architect, Ate Kleijn, about the expansion of our condition monitoring system SAM4 to cover AC motors at higher voltages.
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3 reasons why SAM4 is the best tool to improve the availability of your hot strip mill
Global demand for flat steel is on the rise. After years of decline and reductions in capacity, one executive calls the rebound “historic.
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Condition monitoring: 5 technologies to prevent machine failures
In industries where machines power critical processes, even minor breakdowns can lead to significant costs. That’s why condition monitoring is essential.
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How motor current signature analysis transforms condition monitoring
Electric motors are vital in industrial settings, but they aren’t immune to failure. Studies show that European industries experience an average downtime of 6.
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Condition monitoring in wind turbines (Video)
Systems installer Dirk-Jan Wienen explains three aspects of MCSA that make it particularly suitable for monitoring equipment health in offshore wind turbines.
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