For industrial maintenance and condition monitoring practitioners, precision and reliability are paramount. The SDT CONMONSense range of sensors is a game-changing solution, opening up a new era of ultrasound monitoring. With advanced technology and unparalleled features, these sensors provide a consistent, robust, and cost-effective means of tracking the health of your critical assets.
For industrial maintenance and condition monitoring practitioners, precision and reliability are paramount. The SDT CONMONSense range of sensors is a game-changing solution, opening up a new era of ultrasound monitoring. With advanced technology and unparalleled features, these sensors provide a consistent, robust, and cost-effective means of tracking the health of your critical assets.
We all know that compressed air leaks are a huge source of energy (and money) waste, but do you know how much they really cost? After conducting around 60 surveys in different facilities from different industries, using an ultrasound camera, we concluded that the average leak would cost around 1200€ per year. When you think that any industrial site will have dozens or even hundreds of leaks, you can quickly realize the savings potential.
SDT International SA, a global leader in ultrasound solutions for energy management and condition-based maintenance applications, is pleased to announce its transition to a new cutting-edge solution in collaboration with HANGZHOU CRYSOUND ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
A lot is said and written about digitalization in the field of Maintenance & Asset Management. We see inspiring presentations and read articles about the effective use of digital solutions. So, we talk the talk, but do we walk the walk? In other words, to what extent are we implementing digital techniques and realizing their full potential?
Industrial air compressors are among the hardest working assets found in a modern factory. They must work tirelessly,
day-in and day-out, to meet the compressed air demands necessary for production. Industry uses compressed air for a magnitude of applications. It is so commonly used that most factories require multiple industrial air compressors to meet demand. What is often overlooked is that on top of the compressed air that is demanded for production, there is also a large artificial demand of this resource. An artificial, invisible demand that taxes resources, destroys production efficiency and plant sustainability, while encroaches upon company profits.
