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Two Minute Tips
How to Choose the Right Locations to Measure with Ultrasound
By nature, high-frequency sound is very low-energy, so it tends not to travel far from its source. On a motor-and-pump setup, for instance, we’d ideally like to take our readings…
- Robert Kalwarowsky
- Rob's Reliability Project
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Can Ultrasound Provide the Same Diagnostics as Vibration?
If you are used to vibration analysis, you may be wondering whether ultrasound analysis allows you to diagnose faults as well. Adrian Messer explains…
- Robert Kalwarowsky
- Rob's Reliability Project
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Ultrasound-Assisted Lubrication: What Does “Enough” Sound Like?
The concept is based on friction. If a bearing needs grease, there is an increase in friction and, therefore, an increase in noise. What we want to see happening is…
- Robert Kalwarowsky
- Rob's Reliability Project
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Can Ultrasound Be Used in a Noisy Plant?
Some people wait until a holiday or a plant shutdown to use ultrasound to look for air leaks. When the plant is quiet, they can hear the leaks with their own ears, but with ultrasound…
- Robert Kalwarowsky
- Rob's Reliability Project
Webinars
5 Ways to Reduce Energy Waste with Ultrasound
This live webinar will show 5 ways where ultrasound technology can easily be employed to help reduce compressed air waste and compressed gas waste, reduce a carbon footprint, identify failed steam traps, and increase motor efficiency through properly lubricated bearings...
- Adrian Messer
- Progressive Reliability, LLC
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Understanding the Lubrication Challenges of Aging Assets
Industrial assets can begin to break down after a few years of use if not lubricated properly. Assets maintained with a static condition monitoring program last longer, but still cannot reach the lifespans of equipment monitored with cutting-edge technologies and best practices…
- Adrian Messer
- Progressive Reliability, LLC
