Bucket elevators, also known as grain elevators due to their strong association with the agro-industrial sector, are assets found in various industrial segments, carrying out vertical, horizontal or inclined transportation of productive materials in order to dump them into chutes or pipes.
Category: Industrial Maintenance
In this category of the Dynamox blog you will find industrial maintenance articles, learn about predictive maintenance and the DynaPredict solution
Off-road vehicles: the main faults in these assets
Read about off-road vehicles and learn more about these assets used in various industrial sectors.
Industrial compressors: learn about the main faults
Compressors are responsible for compressing air, gases or other fluids, changing pressure and controlling flow. Learn about the most common faults
Crushers: 5 types and their main failures
Crushers: it is essential to detect the failure right from the start, since these are highly critical machines.
Industrial agitators: understand how they work and their common failures
Agitators are used in the production process in different industrial segments. Read the article and find out more about these assets.
Gearbox: main types and possible failures
Gearbox are important assets in many industries. Find out about some types and possible faults.
Electrical Busbars: How to monitor these assets
Electrical busbars are critical assets in any industrial plant. Learn more about this equipment and avoid catastrophic failures.
Proactive maintenance: convincing leadership of its benefits
Proactive maintenance aims to identify the root causes of failures in assets and prevent them from causing irreversible damage to equipment. Learn more about the concept of proactive maintenance, the strategies involved, and how predictive maintenance relates to it.
Cavitation in industrial pumps: understand this phenomenon
Cavitation is a phenomenon characterized by vaporization and bubble formation caused by changes in pressure. Cavitation failures can affect the operation of pumps and, in some cases, totally compromise the equipment. Read this article and learn more about what cavitation is, how to avoid it and how to solve this problem.
5 Tools for Failure Analysis in Maintenance
Failure analysis is part of the maintenance process. In other words, finding out why the failure occurred is fundamental to treating the cause and correcting the problem assertively, which makes the industry more efficient and productive.