Advanced monitoring technologies to predict and prevent equipment failures before they disrupt operations.
Our condition monitoring services utilize cutting-edge technologies to detect potential issues before they become costly failures. From thermal imaging to ultrasonic analysis, we provide comprehensive monitoring solutions for electrical and mechanical systems.
Infrared thermographic surveys use specialized cameras to detect infrared radiation, converting it into visual thermal images (thermograms) that show temperature distributions. This non-contact, non-destructive method is powerful for predictive and preventative maintenance.
Gas leakage detection services use various technologies, including infrared cameras, tracer gas, and ultrasonic equipment, to locate gas leaks in industrial and residential settings.
Utilizes airborne ultrasonic equipment to identify the sound or acoustic signature of compressed gas leaks. This method is highly effective for detecting leaks in pressurized systems and can identify even small leaks that might not be visible to the naked eye.
Ultrasonic non-destructive testing (NDT) is a versatile technique for material analysis, primarily known for thickness gaging, flaw detection, and acoustic imaging. High-frequency sound waves can discriminate and quantify mechanical, electrical, structural, or compositional properties of solids and liquids.
Partial Discharge (PD) monitoring of high-voltage transformers and switchgears detects early signs of insulation degradation, preventing catastrophic failures and ensuring operational reliability. Specialized sensors capture electromagnetic, acoustic, or gas-based signals generated by localized electrical discharges.
Motor current signature analysis (MCSA) has proven to be a highly valuable predictive maintenance tool. Although it is a relatively young, rarely utilized technology, it is rapidly gaining acceptance in industry today.
MCSA is simply the process by which motor current readings are recorded and analyzed in the frequency domain. It has been around since 1985 and proven itself well over the years in locating rotor faults and air gap problems in motors.
Cable Partial Discharge (PD) Measuring Systems are crucial diagnostic tools for assessing the condition of insulation in medium- and high-voltage (MV and HV) power cables. Partial discharges are minor electrical sparks occurring within insulation defects, serving as an early indicator of insulation degradation.
A Partial Discharge (PD) survey is a non-destructive test for rotating electrical machines. Its purpose is to detect small electrical discharges in the stator insulation, which, if unaddressed, can lead to major failures.
Transformer Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA) involves collecting an oil sample, extracting dissolved gases from the sample, and analyzing these gases via gas chromatography to identify the type and concentration of specific fault gases.
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