What is data integrity and why does it matter? Do you experience frustration every time a report is run due to bad data? How can it be fixed? And who is in charge of the data? Listen in on some tips for improving your maintenance operation with better data. Lee McClish, Manager of Maintenance and…
What are the positive and negative impacts to maintenance organizations by adopting data analytics and IIoT? In this webinar, we will dive into specifics on the use of data analytics in an IIoT environment to enhance a condition-based maintenance plan. Mitch Kruse, Sr. Software Technologist, Fluke Reliability Mitch has over 25 years of experience marketing…
There are three core tools in the Reliability Professional’s belt: Root cause analysis (RCA), Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA), and the P-F curve. In a September 2020 webinar, three Fluke Reliability experts with years of plant floor experience outlined how to use the P-F curve and FMEA together. For example, use both to detect…
Join world-renowned reliability expert, Dr. Klaus Blache, Director, RMC & Research Professor, University of Tennessee, for a “highlights reel” documenting the history of reliability from past to present. He’ll address current challenges and opportunities as well as delve into the many factors that come into play when trying to implement a reliability strategy. Klaus Blache,…
Motion Amplification is a rapidly evolving technology that is being utilized more and more within maintenance and reliability programs. With new technology comes rapid evolution, new capabilities, and new use cases. In this presentation, we will cover new advances in the technology and how it is being leveraged for full field vibration. Advances include the…
Unwanted errors & surprises are serious threats to reliability in any high-hazard industry. To address them, many leaders apply a mechanistic approach. They install controls, write procedures, and enforce compliance. But these mechanistic strategies often backfire in adaptive, human-based systems. Learn the difference between Mechanistic and Adaptive Systems See why we can’t “proceduralize everything” in…
An in-depth guide to using Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) practices, with real world examples for Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM).
Don’t be left in the dark. Alignment processes should include post monitoring to protect the asset and confirm a proper alignment. Elongate the life of your machines with these tips, tricks and technologies from Fluke Reliability alignment experts, Mike Ciocys, Technical Service & Support Manager and Chelsea Fiegel, Service Sales Leader. During this session, we…
In this webinar, John Bernet from Fluke Reliability will discuss best practices for applying root cause analysis and expected failure modes to motor-drive systems. You will learn the simple steps of total condition maintenance, how different inspection techniques from electrical to thermal can help identify different failure modes, and how vibration analysis in particular can…
For every action taken to maintain a piece of equipment, a Failure Mode—or cause of failure—is managed. That is why a Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) is an essential part of physical asset management. When done properly, an FMEA helps organizations: 1) Define equipment goals, 2) Identify what could cause Reliability to suffer, and…