Partial discharge (PD) in transformers due to Insulation defects is one of the key causes of dielectric failure. In transformers, PD is usually seen in windings and bushings when the insulation separating conductors at different voltage potentials becomes damaged, deteriorates, or develops manufacturing defects.
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Remote Visual Inspection (RVI) has emerged as an important technology that facilitates thorough examinations of equipment and infrastructure without direct human intervention. Maintaining the integrity of assets while ensuring safety is crucial. This blog explores the various aspects of RVI, including its techniques, benefits, and how it integrates with advanced Condition Monitoring Management Systems (CMMS)
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Electric motors are an inevitable part of the engineering industry in powering machinery and processes that drive innovation and productivity. In today’s industrial landscape, electric motors are the workhorses powering countless applications. From manufacturing plants to construction sites, electric motors ensure seamless operations. However, the reliability and efficiency of electric motors depend on regular maintenance—a
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Pneumatic pumps use compressed air to move fluids. This basic concept uses compressed air to propel mechanical items such as pistons or diaphragms to develop the liquid flow. Such gas, often in the form of compressed air from an external compressor, is supplied to a chamber that puts pressure on the mechanical part. This pressure
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Investing in equipment and machinery can be hefty for businesses since the cost involved, from purchase to continuous maintenance, is huge. The cost shoots up when the machinery breaks down, which adversely affects overall production. Equipment failures are unavoidable; however, vibration analysis is an effective solution you can use to identify changes in the operational
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A combination of instruments called a vibration monitoring system is used to monitor one or more metrics to spot changes in the health of a machine. Monitoring these variables enables the early detection of flaws such as imbalance, bearing issues, looseness, misalignment, and others. Industrial wired accelerometers are currently being replaced worldwide by new vibration
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