A concept unveiled at EASA 2025 presents a new strategy for managing industry assets.
Instrumentation/Controls
Pump systems have long been operated through monitors and controls. In recent years, growth of the industrial internet of things (IIoT) has exponentially increased the way sites can collect, store and analyze data to improve operations. This is the fastest growing industry sector.
Examining remote monitoring in Class 1, Division 2 industrial environments.
How wireless gas detection options are transforming pump safety.
Transitioning from reactive to predictive maintenance to optimize operational efficiency.
How prognostics can help WWTPs optimize costs and improve reliability.
How a data-driven approach to performance monitoring helped a UK water utility.
Avoiding unplanned downtime through the use of sensors.
Understanding the differences to increase reliability.
An in-depth look at two real-world cases.
Unlocking greater insight by going beyond vibration monitoring.
Advanced software optimizes operations and allows for more informed, data-driven decisions.
How a proactive approach can reduce downtime, extend equipment lifespan and more.
This system’s technology upgrade reduced energy consumption by more than 50%.
How wireless condition monitoring can improve operations, enhance safety and reduce costs.
The role of CMMS in streamlining processes and reducing human error in oil and gas.
Protecting critical infrastructure is key to resiliency and optimization.
How shifting from reactive to predictive maintenance can further resilience, efficiency and growth.
Advanced software harnesses data to increase operational efficiencies.
Using these tools may help companies keep a competitive edge.
Four relevant methods that inform predictive maintenance systems.
Three key advantages of connected reliability for food and beverage.
How the new digital era is transforming the pump industry.