The days are fast vanishing when treatment plant operators monitor pumps, motors and other equipment by making rounds, doing spot checks and recording data on paper.
Today, equipment health monitoring is all about electronic sensing and increasingly about feeding data wirelessly to a central digital monitoring platform for review, analysis and reporting. The aim is to give plant operators and maintenance people timely and accurate data that they can use to structure maintenance programs cost-effectively and extend equipment life.
Now pump manufacturer Grundfos offers a machine health monitoring service that’s designed not just to collect and compile machine data, but to
