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When reliability gains from predictive maintenance begin to plateau, shifting your focus to condition monitoring can yield productivity gains and improved plant performance.
Often, the implementation of a predictive-maintenance (PdM) program is based on identifying imminent failures and preventing them — or by predicting a best estimate of an asset’s remaining useful life.
High temperature pressure probes for monitoring combustion dynamics are among the topics of a five-part webinar series on condition monitoring for industrial and power generation applications.
With mounting globalization, diminishing information asymmetry, disruptive business models, accelerating innovation and relentless competition, industrial organizations are having to adapt at a pace unrecognizable to previous generations.
Fluke Condition Monitoring provides a system of temperature, voltage, current and power sensors that can be moved from asset to asset or left in place for continuous monitoring.
Condition-based monitoring of critical bearings, motors and gearboxes — for indicating under lubrication, over lubrication and excessive wear — is a complement to infrared and vibration analysis.
Condensers are used in power plants to recycle exhaust steam for thermoelectric heating, but they also are relied on to maximize turbine efficiency by maintaining a proper vacuum.