Maintworld - Building International Connections in Industrial Maintenance
The recording of the raw signal was described in the first part of this article . Now we will move on to the post-processing of recorded raw signal.
21.6.2022
Ilkka Palsola
Promaint - Finnish Maintenance Society
EFNMS Certification Committee Chairman
23.3.2022
Tomáš Kozelský
SKF CZ medium REP-Center Eastern Europe Manager Service Manager - Czech Republic, Slovakia
24.11.2021
Wim Vancauwenberghe
Maintenance Evangelist
Member of EFNMS ESHEC (European Health Safety and Environment Committee)
15.6.2021
Erkki Mäkelä
Business Manager
Kiwa Impact
Digital Services at Kiwa
12.5.2021
Mia Ilkko
Senior Consultant Data-Driven Maintenance at Trivalo AB
21.6.2021
Wim Vancauwenberghe
Maintenance Evangelist
Member of EFNMS ESHEC (European Health Safety and Environment Committee)
The upskilling of maintenance workers should be one of the most important and ongoing functions of any facilities management.
The energy strategies of many countries and economies will see a switch from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources in the decades to come. Dramatic developments in the situation in Eastern Europe will have fundamental consequences for energy supplies and prices.
Today, the emerging digital technologies empowered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) are transforming the Swedish mining industry where failure is not an option owing to severe downtime costs. Such costs can be as high as 30-40 percent of the total equipment operating costs
When moving towards a green and sustainable industry, companies have two kinds of goals. On the one hand, companies save resources and strive for carbon neutrality in their own processes and supply chains. On the other hand, industry must be able to produce climate-neutral products based on the circular economy, which are urgently needed to mitigate climate change.
Asset and maintenance management has always been important for Iceland – a small, isolated nation, involved with fishing in open seas, power production, and heavy industry, to name few areas of concern.
Lubrication is an essential part of machinery maintenance for nearly every production facility. On average, lubricant purchases only amount to 3 percent of a maintenance budget, but lubrication-related activities can influence an estimated 40 percent of total maintenance costs.
The carbon footprint of SPINNOVA textile fibre is already 72 percent lower than that of conventionally produced cotton. With the AmbiHeat heat pump plant and an energy ecosystem, each produced kilogram of textile fibre reduces overall CO2 emissions.
