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If you have a single channel analyzer and there is not any opportunity to use another tool like cross phase, how do you scientifically analyze this issue and identify the fault(s)?
- Wael Salman
- Dietsmann France
Shaft Alignment 101: The Basics
In this video, you’ll learn the intricacies of precision alignment, exploring the measurement, calculation, and adjustment processes necessary to achieve optimal shaft alignment.
- ACOEM USA
- Acoem USA
Machine Learning and AI Are Changing Our Lives
Alireza Taghizadeh, senior data scientist at B&K Vibro, describes the evolution of AI and machine learning, and the ways it is already changing many aspects of our daily and work lives…
- Christian Benk
- Bruel&Kjaer Vibro
Striking the Balance: Automated vs. Manual Diagnosis
Vibration data is, at its heart, complex. Analysts require many years of experience in both reviewing data and a high level of understanding of the machinery...
- David Procter
- Sensoteq
Frequency-Based Filtering on a Mining Conveyor
Paul Barna of RDI Technologies demonstrates how to use the filters feature of motion amplification technology to look at different parts of a mining conveyor. This allows you to find issues you may overlook with other technologies…
- Paul Barna
- RDI Technologies
NFPA 70B – What you should Know
NFPA 70B is the standard for electrical safety in the workplace and focuses on electrical maintenance procedures devoted to eliminating death, injury , property and economic loss due to fire, electrical and related hazards...
- Brad Nanna
- IRISS Inc.
Rosemary’s Car: How NOT to Treat Your Machines
Sometimes routine maintenance gets overlooked, as in the case with my friend’s car…
- Roy Giorgio
- AssetWatch
The Role and Benefits of Motion Amplification in Reliability
Motion amplification is great for complex systems, such as those used in oil and gas, and it sits higher on the DIPF Curve than many other technologies. Motion amplification allows us to measure large and small fields of view, and it is totally non-contact for maximum safety…
- Paul Barna
- RDI Technologies
When to go Wireless, and When Not
When it comes to condition monitoring, wireless technology is becoming ubiquitous for sensing applications. But many analysts still have a tried and tested portable monitor in their arsenal, so this begs the question, why should wireless sensors be used, and is there still a place for the more traditional route-based option?
- David Procter
- Sensoteq