productSmartphone-based machine health monitoring
SKF has released a new handheld sensor, which, when used in combination with one of two smartphone apps, simplifies the collection and interpretation of critical machine condition data.
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productVibration sensing solutions with transmitter interface
Sensonics latest range of 4-20mA sensing devices provides vibration sensing solutions for critical items of plant and equipment, such as motors, fans, pumps and compressors.
productSecure data handling in the cloud
Machine and systems engineers using automation technology from Lenze can now easily create online data services. Lenze has joined forces with IoT specialist ei3 Corporation to offer a combination of remote analysis of machine performance and remote predictive maintenance.
productMoving further towards Industry 4.0
Trelleborg Sealing Solutions has joined the Smart Data Innovation Lab (SDIL) and its first project with the lab is ‘Advanced Condition Monitoring for Sealing Solutions’.
productEducation key to unlocking Industry 4.0
According to a report from ERIKS UK, industry’s reluctance to share data is stifling the UK’s ability to reap the benefits of connectivity.
productSmart plastics helping to boost plant availability
Predictive maintenance plays a key role in Industry 4.0 and the factory of tomorrow. Supporting this future, igus has added further sensors and monitoring modules to its smart plastics family for more intelligence – warning of potential failure in good time before unplanned and costly downtimes occur.
productWhite paper examines complementary condition monitoring technologies.
Gill Sensors & Controls has produced a white paper which looks at how oil condition monitoring can complement vibration monitoring to generate a comprehensive view of machinery health.
newsEWSHM Conference 2018: Call for papers
The European Workshop on Structural Health Monitoring Series (EWSHM) will take place next year from 10th to13th July in Manchester, UK. Abstracts are invited on all aspects of structural health monitoring.
articleCondition-based asset care: A three-level approach
SKF’s Phil Burge, marketing and communications manager, describes how a staged approach to condition-based maintenance, with asset criticality defining three stages of sophistication – basic, better or best – can best meet operational needs and budgets
productAssessing transformer condition
Vaisala is working with a range of power utilities, maintenance providers and asset owners to bring the first commercial units of its Optimus DGA Monitor for Transformers online.
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