Reliable Plant July 2024

Engineers and industrial maintenance professionals should stay abreast of the latest advancements in lubrication technology such as advanced synthetic lubricants and condition monitoring systems which can enhance reliability and reduce maintenance costs while increasing overall productivity.

As EAM systems have matured throughout the years, system capabilities have grown to provide a wealth of information to fuel proactive behaviors in the workforce. Asset performance management (APM) systems have real-time integrated sensors, data analytics, predictive maintenance, and condition monitoring.

Thank you to everyone who attended the 2024 Reliable Plant & Machinery Lubrication Conference & Exhibition! Here's a quick overview of the week. From cutting-edge technology showcases to in-depth workshops on best practices in machinery lubrication.

AssetWatch's End-to-End Condition Monitoring Solution features sensors that continuously monitor vibration and temperature.

Without a high-functioning PM program that detects problems early, reactive maintenance will be high. A high-functioning PM program that includes early detection allows for enough time to properly process the problem. Properly processing the problem means that each problem is fully planned to address it effectively.

Implementing condition monitoring can result in a number of benefits including reduced machine downtime, lower maintenance costs, and increased efficiency. With that said, these results are only in reach if you do condition monitoring right from the start.

The UMPC2 045 from ARGO-HYTOS sets new trends in the field of fluid management. Unbeatable ergonomic and multifunctionality make this device an excellent filtration tool. Learn more as Bennett Fitch discusses its features.

In this episode of Gear Talk, we dive deep into the world of maintenance and reliability with our special guest, Brian Brzinski, founder of AMSS Advanced Management Systems & Services, Inc.