Fault
Webinars
Fault Zone Series- Insulation Testing and Troubleshooting Considerations
This presentation will perform a deep dive into testing and troubleshooting of the electric motor Stator and Insulation Fault Zones.
- Noah Bethel
- PdMA Corporation
Two Minute Tips
Yaw Bearing System Fault Detected
A case study demonstrates how an effective remote condition monitoring strategy avoids uneconomical operation, costly downtime and consequential damage of wind turbines.
- Michael Hastings
- Brüel & Kjær Vibro (B&K Vibro)
Nine Minutes of Knowledge
Bearing Problems – Fault Frequency and Artificial Intelligence-Based Methods
The early detection and fault analysis of bearing problems is crucial. When a rolling-element bearing develops flaws on the races and/or rolling elements, there are four vibration frequencies that can result...
- Pawel Lecinski
- CMRP
Five Minute Facts
Automatic fault detection in machinery using narrow spectral bands
Spectral bands can be a very useful tool for the detection of machine faults. However, not all condition monitoring analysts use them or take advantage of their full potential.
- TWave
- TWAVE
Webinars
Fault Zone Series – Power Circuit Testing and Troubleshooting Considerations
High resistance connections, unbalanced voltages and currents, and a variety of other problems can occur from Power Circuit issues. From the Transformer through the distribution system to the stator connections at the motor, this presentation will perform a deep dive into testing and troubleshooting of the electric motor Power Circuit.
- Noah Bethel
- PdMA Corporation
Five Minute Facts
Troubleshooting a Failed Induction Motor
The vibration team suspects a problem with a critical motor at a large pulp and paper facility. Watch this video and learn how the MCEMAX was used to diagnose a significant rotor fault and avoid a $120,000 cost.
- Noah Bethel
- PdMA Corporation
Case Studies and Stories
Online Vibration Monitoring System Improves Fault Detection in a SAG Mill
Though we never failed to detect actual failures, there were other things going on: overheating, noise, etc. When those issues arose, we were called to the mine to check the equipment. Of course, this would happen at the most inconvenient times...
- Dana Lake
- ACOEM
Two Minute Tips
Which Is the Best Bearing Fault Detection Technique?
Now, this is a tricky question to answer…
- Jason Tranter
- Mobius Institute
