Picture a world without electricity – no cooking, no temperature control, no electronics. Our daily lives are powered by the energy sector and public works management. Electricity distribution plays a ...

Less instrumentation. More insight. Physics-informed virtual sensors are shifting condition monitoring from isolated pilots ...

A key element to this paradigm shift is the deployment of a distributed sensor network that can continuously monitor water ...

Historically, maintenance strategies for critical systems relied heavily on fixed schedules, known as preventive maintenance. And while this is useful, it follows an arbitrary timetable that either ...

Equipment malfunctions are costly and disruptive. When equipment goes down and work stops, the hourly cost to a business ranges from $36,000 in fast-moving consumer goods to $2.3 million in the ...

There are many, many definitions for condition-based monitoring (CBM),” says Diego Navarro, global fleet management solutions manager for John Deere Construction and Forestry Division. “Mine is being ...

These standout case studies show how manufacturers have reduced downtime, cut costs, and improved reliability using ...

Find out what the major mechanical, electrical, and user causes of equipment failure are and what types of equipment are more likely to fail. Why reactive maintenance can be so costly. Conducting ...

Condition monitoring is the proactive process of evaluating equipment health and application data with the goal of providing recommendations for maintenance, repair, component replacement, and ...

Success in Formula One isn’t just about the driver—it’s also about the performance of the technical team. Not long ago, teams could only learn what was happening under the hood during a pit stop.

A healthy fleet is the key to a thriving logistics business. And you can’t keep a healthy fleet without regular vehicle maintenance. But with a few different types of maintenance at your disposal, ...