analysis
Two Minute Tips
5 Reasons Why Point of Care Oil Analysis Makes Sense Now
Point of care oil analysis testing is now established and accelerating as companies find reliability improvements and cost savings.
- Daniel Walsh
- AMETEK Spectro Scientific
Webinars
Basics of Electrical Signature Analysis
Modern electrical signature analysis is no more challenging than vibration analysis. There are differences including using an electric motor or generator’s air gap as the transducer and evaluating an amplitude modulated signal.
- Howard Penrose
- MotorDoc LLC
Webinars
Low Speed Bearing Analysis on Steel Mill Roller Conveyor
In a rolling mill production line, inlet and outlet roller conveyors represent a critical point and can reduce drastically the line efficiency in case of unexpected bearing failures.
- Samuel Quintero
- DarkWave Thermo
Webinars
Oil Analysis Alarms: Practical Steps to Increase Your Site’s Ability to Manage Abnormal Lubrication Events
This five-part standardized approach can improve oil analysis alarm limits for detecting and managing abnormal lubrication events.
- Ray Garvey
- Ametek
Two Minute Tips
Using Baseline for Analysis
When you measure on your machine, the results may vary even if no defects are present. That is just normal behavior. This video will discuss how using baselines in analysis can be beneficial in keeping machines healthy.
- Stefan Furness
- SPM Instrument AB
White Papers
Lubricants Can’t Be Green … Can They?
Today, many want to “go green” in various aspects of their lives. The question is, what does this mean? It is typically meant to be a business or lifestyle choice to act in environmentally friendly ways...
- John Sander
- Lubrication Engineers
Webinars
How to Diagnose Different Failure Modes of Spherical Rolling Bearings Through Vibration Analysis
MOBIUS CONNECT WOW Middle East (Week of Webinars) Presents: How to Diagnose Different Failure Modes of Spherical Rolling Bearings Through Vibration Analysis.
- zaheer abbas
- PAE Solutions
Webinars
Bearing Damage Analysis
Bearing damage analysis is an important subject to find the root cause of the damaged bearings which works on the basis of the visual inspection. This can really help to avoid unplanned downtimes and reduce the maintenance cost and increase machine reliability and availability.
- Khurram Shahzad
- RKB Europe
Webinars
Experimental Modal Analysis- Applications in Industries for Root Cause Analysis
Experimental Modal Analysis (EMA) is an extremely useful Root Cause Analysis & Defect Elimination (RCA&DE) technique, which helps CBM practitioners in solving many Plant problems by identifying natural frequencies, damping coefficients, and mode shapes of the vibrating machine trains or mechanical structures.
- Praveen Gupta
- Special Oilfield Services CO. L.L.C.
