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Prescriptive Maintenance: What it is, how it works, and its benefits

In modern industrial management, data-driven decision-making is no longer a competitive advantage — it’s a necessity. The advancement of digitalization and the intensive use of sensors and algorithms have enabled maintenance practices to evolve — from simply reacting to failures to automatically recommending actions based on predictive analysis. This is where prescriptive maintenance comes into play. More… Continue reading Prescriptive Maintenance: What it is, how it works, and its benefits

Dynamox earns ACMA Certification for Australia

Imagine relying on an industrial monitoring technology that not only delivers critical data for your predictive maintenance strategy but is also certified for quality, safety, and compliance in one of the world’s most demanding markets: Australia. That trust now has a name and a seal — Dynamox’s DynaGateway LTE-S and IoT-S have just received ACMA… Continue reading Dynamox earns ACMA Certification for Australia

Electric motors: 5 cases of condition analysis

Faults in electric motor drives can result in very high costs for companies. That’s why it’s important to implement monitoring systems that can supervise them properly and thus predict or anticipate possible future problems.

Gearmotors: Inspection, maintenance and lubrication

Gearmotors are essential to industry. Find out about the main models used in industry and the possible failures.

Orbit analysis: ideal for vibrating screens

From the orbit analysis, it is possible to visualize several failure principles that generate the amplification of vibratory signals.

Acceleration envelope: get to know this analysis

Acceleration envelope is one of the most commonly used analyses for fault diagnosis. This method is quite useful for evaluating the behavior of sliding components, mainly bearings.

Cepstrum: analysis of harmonic families

Cepstrum is a technique for identifying families of harmonics and sidebands in complex and consistent signals.

Spectral analysis: how to apply it to analyze vibration in industrial assets.

Spectral analysis: see how to use some useful methods to analyze data and apply condition-based maintenance.

Vibration analysis metrics: Kurtosis and Skewness

Learn about two complementary metrics that help evaluate signals for accurate fault diagnosis: Kurtosis and Skewness.

The Peak, Peak to Peak and RMS values in vibration analysis

Check out how some metrics such as Peak value, Peak to Peak, and RMS help in vibration signal analysis and predictive maintenance.