Articles
Getting Started
Welcome to the home of condition monitoring; CBM CONNECT! The site is designed to provide you with educational articles, videos, and podcasts...
- Jason Tranter
- Mobius Institute
Two Minute Tips
Triaxial Accelerometer Considerations
Triaxial accelerometers are a useful combination of three sensing pellets, each taken from a single-axis accelerometer and oriented in a new package to cover all three Euclidean axes, that can quickly evaluate a machine’s condition. Obtaining data from just a single measurement axis can certainly clue you into developing machine faults and their severity, but monitoring all three axes, especially at both ends of the machine, gives the clearest picture of overall machine health.
- Peter Eitnier
- Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies
Five Minute Facts
Detecting Bearing Faults Using Condition Monitoring Software
There are many faults that cause a rotating component to breakdown and fail, some of the most common being misalignment, unbalance and soft foot. One of the most common faults that cause a component to breakdown are bearing defects.
Why would a company carry out condition monitoring programs?
- Alan Hemphill
- AVT Reliability
Interviews
Wireless Temperature Monitoring Systems: Safety & Efficiency Through Technology
In this interview Tyler discusses what wireless temperature monitoring systems are, dives into the different types of systems pros and cons. Why it is important to incorporate a wireless monitoring system in your program.
- Tyler McDonald
- IRISS
Interviews
Machine Sentry, Making Condition Monitoring Easy
In this interview, Oliver will discuss how to make condition monitoring easy this interview will also discuss how vibration can be used and collected.
- Oliver Pogmore
- AVT Reliability Ltd
White Papers
Making It In A High Frequency World Striving for High-Frequency Industrial Accelerometers
As predictive maintenance teams in industrial facilities strive for a more complete picture of their equipment’s health, high frequency vibration measurements have become a crucial addition to identify faults such as motor and pump bearing defects and gear tooth inconsistencies in high-speed gearboxes. As a result, there is an upsurge in demand for vibration sensors with a high frequency response.
- Meredith Christman
- PCB Piezotronics
Two Minute Tips
Condition Monitoring and the Cloud
‘The Cloud’ refers to software, services and data that are stored on the internet. However, this data is not just stored in a random location; it will be located on a group of computers operated by a service provider. Typically it will be Microsoft, Amazon, or Google, but other providers are available. These companies have vast arrays of computer servers located in Data Centres around the world, and your data will be kept in one or more of these data centres – and generally restricted to one region (for example, the US or EU) upon request.
- David Procter
- Sensoteq
Two Minute Tips
Simplified Vibration Monitoring: ISO 10816-3 Guidelines
The ISO 10816-3 standard provides criteria for evaluating the vibration of machinery according to measurements taken on non-rotating parts, such as bearings, bearing pedestals, or housings. It serves as a general guideline for determining overall machine condition based on the magnitude of vibration and changes in vibration levels over time. While these aren’t always the only factors that need to be considered when identifying faults, the standard is very useful for performing basic vibration analysis.
- Elise Brannon
- Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies
Five Minute Facts
Destructive Impact of Heat on Electric Motors
The size of a motor doesn’t matter if it is a critical motor. In this case study had 2 hp motor failed it would have cost $40,000 a day in lost electricity production. See how the technicians using, newly acquired data analysis knowledge, discovered a heat problem with the motor before it failed.
- Noah Bethel
- PdMA Corporation
Efficient Vibration Data Collection For Condition Based Maintenance Programs- Live Webinar
Tuesday, March 16, 20201| 1000am – 11:00am
Planetary Gearboxes – A Brief Introduction to RPM, GMF and Ratio Calculations - Live Webinar
Tue, Mar 23, 2021 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM EDT
