Glossary

Condition Monitoring Techniques are methods used to monitor the condition of equipment and machinery in order to detect any changes in performance or operation. These techniques are used to identify potential problems before they become serious, allowing for preventive maintenance and avoiding costly repairs or downtime. Common condition monitoring techniques include vibration analysis, thermography, oil analysis, and ultrasonic testing. Vibration analysis measures the vibration of a machine to detect any abnormalities in its operation. Thermography uses infrared cameras to detect changes in temperature that may indicate a problem. Oil analysis tests the oil used in machinery for contaminants or other signs of wear. Ultrasonic testing uses sound waves to detect any cracks or other defects in the equipment. Condition monitoring techniques are instrumental in ensuring the safe and efficient operation of machinery and equipment.