What’s the Best Predictive Maintenance Technology to Start With?
Here’s a question we get asked a lot: If I can’t start with a holistic predictive maintenance program, what’s the best technology... Learn More
Predictive Maintenance Certifications
In our last blog entry, we compared the work Advanced Technology Solutions does to a high-quality physical—a workup that looks for potential... Learn More
Setting a Baseline for Vibration Analysis
Vibration analysis is a vital component of successful predictive maintenance (PdM) programs. To ensure the vibration program is accurate and effective, steps... Learn More
2017 Introduction to Predictive Maintenance and Vibration Analysis Course
INSTRUCTOR – RYAN BUI – is an Iowa and Iowa State graduate in engineering. His expertise areas are in preventive, predictive and proactive... Learn More
Vibration Analysis Using Overall Vibration Alarms
As an organization’s predictive maintenance (PdM) program grows, limitations on manpower require the technicians and/or analysts to work more efficiently to monitor... Learn More
Vibration Case Study
A client of ours had recurring issues with a rotary lobe vacuum blower. Initial collections of vibration data showed the machine in... Learn More
Vibration Analysis: What can it do for you?
Vibration analysis is one of the most important tools in predictive maintenance (PdM). While PdM strategies and approaches vary between different facilities,... Learn More
Vibration Collection: Make Safety a Priority
For many, vibration analysis is considered a core technology that is integral to the day to day reliability of their facility. With that in mind, it is important to always consider any potential safety issues that may arise with your staff or provider when they’re collecting data or performing work for you.
Predictive Maintenance – A Multi-Tiered Approach
When it comes to selecting a predictive maintenance technology to monitor your equipment, there is almost always one “best” option. This best... Learn More
Vibration Data Collection: The Importance of Being Accurate and Consistent
The truth of the matter is that vibration analysis is where the bulk of our time and energy are typically spent. It takes a lot of training and years of practice to become a great analyst. Training someone to operate a data collector and run a route seems much simpler and is often treated as less important. That mentality can be dangerous to your program. If you start collecting bad data, the best analyst in the world will not be able to give you the correct analysis.
