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Digital Technology

A fluid transfer of knowledge

Texas A&M’s renowned engineering school fills a gap in pumping technology education with a new pump lab designed to give students real-life [...]
Condition monitoring,Digitization,Training,
Industry

Green mill makes brown paper

Vibration-monitoring technology has made the difference with Texas-based CSI’s paper-recycling operation. When some companies scramble to position [...]
Condition monitoring,Pulp and paper,Reliability,
Engineering Competence

Solutions for railway bogie condition monitoring

Bogie condition monitoring offers new opportun-ities to increase reliability and safety and achieve lower maintenance costs. Incipient damage can be [...]
Condition monitoring,Transportation & logistics,
Digital Technology

Remote monitoring of wind turbines

  Around the world demand for condition monitoring and service from the wind power industry is growing. SKF’s intelligence centre for wind turbine [...]
Condition monitoring,Maintenance,Monitoring and diagnostics,Wind,
Digital Technology

Covering the distance with SKF Axletronic odometers

Harmonization of rail network control systems offers international interoperability as well as major savings on investment and maintenance costs and [...]
Bearings,Condition monitoring,Digitization,Maintenance,Railways,Reliability,
Industry

Steeled for success

Astute investment decisions and a strategic collaboration with SKF have helped to make Amreli Steels Pakistan’s premiere producer of steel [...]
Bearings,Condition monitoring,Design,Metals,Seals,Training,
Industry

Boldrini likes it hot … and cold

Some like it hot, as in the classic Marilyn Monroe movie of that name. And some like it cold. Italian machinery company Boldrini likes it both [...]
Bearings,Condition monitoring,Design,Lubrication Services,Lubrication Solutions,Metal industry,Reliability,Seals,

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