Chris James highlights the technologies that he believes hold the most promise for engineers looking to streamline and improve maintenance tasks to reduce unexpected downtimes.
Michael DeMaria, Director of Product Management for Azima DLI, a Fluke Reliability company, answers questions about the role that artificial intelligence (AI) has to play in overcoming maintenance challenges.
A wireless condition monitoring solution is helping prevent unplanned downtime of crane gearboxes and motors at Contargo’s trimodal (ship, truck and rail) port terminals in Mannheim and Ludwigshafen, Germany.
Jackie Hu explains how the use of historical component data can help identify and remedy issues such as cracking at combined cycle power facilities. Cracking is found across many critical components – including hot reheat bypass valves and attemperators – but is often overlooked in favour of focussing on larger, more expensive downstream assets.
Thomas Marks looks at issues relating to poor pump maintenance and outlines the key steps that can be taken to minimise problems.
Aaron Merkin explains the benefits that artificial intelligence (AI) can bring to asset management and maintenance tasks.
When considering a data-driven change, the first question that should be asked is ‘what do you want to achieve’ argues Paul Derbyshire.
David Lincoln looks at how developments in condition monitoring technology for measurement instruments are opening up new opportunities for enhanced performance across a range of industrial applications.
Ian Loudon explains why tank monitoring is essential.
Andy Graham explains how predictive analytics can improve asset management or equipment maintenance strategies.
Santiago Murguia discusses the importance of digitalisation for valve and actuator automation.
As predictive maintenance moves from a concept into a practical solution, Gaurav Vermaexplains how it is transforming operations – through the use of technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), the cloud, mobile applications and AI/ML – to analyse and predict insights using data, and web applications, sharing an entire operations data in one place.
PFE relies on thermal imaging cameras to help accelerate site inspections and reporting, and to deliver consistent reporting quality to its customers.
Jonathan Smith explains how modern low voltage drives are able to offer predictive diagnostic capabilities.
In the manufacturing and process sectors every second of production counts and any downtime can be costly. To maintain optimum production and uptime, a predictive and preventative maintenance strategy is vital if facilities are to remain efficient and profitable.
The installation of condition monitoring devices on gearboxes and cable reels allows fruit processing company, Zentis, to monitor the health of a critical pallet lifter to help prevent unplanned downtime and optimise production.
Find out how one company can offer the tools that help ensure a proactive approach to inspection equipment maintenance, reducing the risk of unexpected downtimes.
Production challenges do not wait on IT developments, and getting to the root of a problem does not always have to be rocket science, says George Walker.
As technology evolves and becomes more sophisticated, data acquisition models need to change, as well.
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