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Industrial generator failures: what you need to know

Industrial generators are responsible for supplying industries with their electricity needs. As such, they are used in production flows that demand more energy than the traditional distribution network can offer or reach. These assets work in a similar way to the generators used to supply residential energy, but they have a much greater energy production… Continue reading Industrial generator failures: what you need to know

Blowers: learn about the most common faults and how to detect them

Blowers are a strategic asset in the production process. Check out ways to increase its reliability.

Fault detection in Off-road vehicle prevents unplanned downtime at Vale

Detecting a fault in the gearing of an off-road vehicle’s brake lift and cooling pump at an early stage prevented what could have been a catastrophic event. Check it out!

Extractor hoods: maintenance tips and fault detection

Find out about the main faults in extractor hoods and the tools to identify them.

Bucket elevators: what are the failure modes of this asset?

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.

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

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.