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Look To Data To Boost ReliabilityPredicting your plant’s future depends on collecting and analyzing the correct type and amount of equipment and process data.
Protect Bearings In All Five Life StagesCompare lubrication and handling factors that affect bearing performance with your practices, and implement these improvement tips.
Thermal Imager Selection: Buy WiselyMake sure the chosen equipment is capable of providing clear images for your particular applications.
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Each month we talk with maintenance and technology professionals about their views and pressing problems on the factory floor.
Reliability And Safety InseparableQ: How much is reliability tied to safety? A: The quick answer is that a reliable plant is a safe plant. Reduced reactive maintenance (emergency repair) is the best leading indicator of the impact safety will have on an operation.
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Featured Podcast: Digital Transformation with Kevin Clark — IIoT and Connected ReliabilityThis first podcast in a new Efficient Plant series with Kevin Clark, vice president of Fluke Digital Systems, focuses on the role of IIoT in today’s connected manufacturing operations. Our initial conversation in this series focuses on defining connected reliability, breaking down traditional siloes in today’s enterprises, empowering technicians, and mobile technology trends. Next month we’ll look at […]
Wean Your Site From SpreadsheetsA CMMS can jump-start your plant’s digital-transformation efforts and, in the most basic of terms, be a real time saver.
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Manage Pump-System Vibration With SensorsFluid-handling pumping systems are deployed everywhere in industry. Unfortunately, these workhorses have always been subject to some degree of vibration during operation. In a recent blog post, John Bernet of Fluke Corp., Everett, WA (fluke.com), noted that one of the easiest ways to identify vibration issues in rotating equipment, i.e., pumps, motors, compressors, fans, blowers, […]
- Reliability And Safety Inseparable
Q: How much is reliability tied to safety? A: The quick answer is that a reliable plant is a safe plant. Reduced reactive maintenance (emergency repair) is the best leading indicator of the impact safety will have on an operation.
Systems Thinking Leads to SavingsIn 2002, the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information, Washington, published material stating:
Featured Posts
- Look To Data To Boost Reliability
Predicting your plant’s future depends on collecting and analyzing the correct type and amount of equipment and process data.
- Wean Your Site From Spreadsheets
A CMMS can jump-start your plant’s digital-transformation efforts and, in the most basic of terms, be a real time saver.
Featured Posts
Featured Posts
- Protect Bearings In All Five Life Stages
Compare lubrication and handling factors that affect bearing performance with your practices, and implement these improvement tips.
Properly Store Your LubesTotes and working reservoirs are key components in any lubricant-storage system.
