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Time Sensitive Data From Anywhere, Anytime – Tereos Case Study
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Advanced Analytics for Detecting Anti-Friction Bearing Faults
In a new paper, Using PeakVue Plus Technology for Detecting Anti-Friction Bearing Faults, Emerson’s Stewart Bowers describes how PeakVue Plus analytics innovation to PeakVue automates the analysis of PeakVue analytics and presents the results in a user-friendly format.
IIoT Monitoring for Packaging Machine Efficiency and Reliability
In a Hydraulics & Pneumatics article, Why Using IIoT for Pneumatics is Simple, Yet Critical, Emerson’s Chris Noble and Motion Industries’ Justin Lesley share ways packaging machine performance is improved.
Focus on Reliability and Performance to Drive Competitive Advantage
A common power industry theme at the 2020 Ovation™ Users’ Group Conference has been the many challenges organizations experience in a shifting environment. The need for maintaining reliability and compliance and avoiding obsolescence remain, yet organizations also...
Optimizing Food and Beverage Machinery Performance
Marcus Parsons shares key actions food & beverage producers can take to optimize production with machinery health monitoring and analytics.
PeakVue Analytics for More Reliable Machinery Performance
Yesterday, in a post, How to Prevent Bearing Failures, we described how PeakVue analytics technology can provide early warning for bearing problems. In this 6-minute YouTube video, PeakVue Signal Processing Demo, Emerson's Robert Skeirik describes how these advanced...
How to Prevent Bearing Failures
Rotary bearings for industrial machinery reduce to friction between the moving parts. As with other mechanical parts, they wear over time. In a Plant Services article, 6 steps to preventing bearing failure, Emerson's Brian Overton shares ways to extend bearing life...
Integrated Control and Machinery Health Monitoring for Power Producers
The power industry is facing many challenges today with cycling demands from a growing renewable energy mix on the grid, employee retirements, and cost cutting. Despite these challenges, consumers expect a reliable supply of electricity. At the July 29 - August 2,...
Compressor Station Machinery Monitoring
In the continuing era of lower oil and gas prices, the focus remains on optimizing current production assets. In a World Pipelines article, Keeping compressor stations online, Emerson's Stuart Raynor describes ways to reduce downtime and avoid lost production through...
Avoiding Cooling Tower Unplanned Downtime
Cooling tower technology used in many industrial processes dates its history back to the 19th century: Cooling towers originated out of the development in the 19th century of condensers for use with the steam engine.[2] Condensers use relatively cool water, via...
Diagnostics to Detect Rotating Machinery Misalignment
Let's continue our route-based maintenance video series with a look at diagnostics to detect misalignment issues on rotating machinery. In this 5:53 YouTube video, Misalignment Detection: Cross Channel Phase and Fault Frequencies, Emerson's Drew Mackley demonstrates...
What is Damaging Your Plant Machinery?
"Why do some machines fail early, while others operate for many additional years?" Emerson's Ray Garvey and Spectro's Pat Henning open with this great question in a Machinery Lubrication article, Identifying Root Causes of Machinery Damage with Condition Monitoring....
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