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Dry downtown

London’s massive Thames Barrier is often called the eighth wonder of the world.  Inaugurated by Queen Elizabeth II in 1984, the Thames Barrier is the [...]
Condition monitoring,Maintenance,Other industry,Research and theory,
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VCP boosts performance

A Brazilian paper producer discovers the benefits of SKF’s integrated maintenance solutions contract.
Condition monitoring,Maintenance,Pulp and paper,Reliability,Simulation and software,Toroidal roller bearings,
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Vibration analysis at your finger tips

MicroVibe™ is the latest portable vibration test and measurement instrument from SKF. 
Condition monitoring,Simulation and software,
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Paper in the pink

A complex logistics system ensures that the pink paper that is distinctive to London’s Financial Times makes it from the Swedish mill where it is [...]
Condition monitoring,Pulp and paper,Reliability,Simulation and software,Training,Transportation & logistics,
Engineering Competence

Pilot project proves effectiveness of decision-support software

Two units within the SKF group, SKF Reliability Systems of the Service Division and SKF Industrial Division Manufacturing, combined their talents to [...]
Condition monitoring,Industry,Reliability,Service,Simulation and software,
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Service enhancement

In early 2002, SKF acquired Erin Engineering and Research Inc of Walnut Creek, California. The company provides maintenance engineering to the power [...]
Condition monitoring,Maintenance,
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Checking the wind

The SKF WindCon system allows wind energy plant operators to monitor the behaviour of both off-shore and land-based plants to avoid major [...]
Condition monitoring,Electricity, gas and water supply,Maintenance,