VIBRATION MONITORING FOR INFRASTRUCTURE
Before it's a trip. Before it's a fire.
Catch degradation before it becomes an emergency.
We offer wireless machine and vibration monitoring for transformers, gensets and compressors that power your site.
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What’s building up in your electrical infrastructure?
Perhaps an electrical connection is loose and heat is building
Perhaps insulation stress is building in transformer winding
Could a misaligned coupling be adding load to the bearings?
What starts as one loose connection can cascade into a trip, a fire, or a failure.
We don't want a problem to build until it costs you your power supply.
Condition based maintenance for your electrical backbone
Your site’s power and electrical infrastructure has to keep running.
We monitor the condition of key components using our proprietary Canary sensors, software and machine-to-cloud data management.
Expert analysis and reports provide recommendations for precision maintenance you can act on. Before stuff breaks and the phone rings.
Before it Breaks
Request a site assessment and we can look at exactly what we'd monitor and what it would tell you.
Protect against transformer, motor and panel degradation.
Find loose connections, imbalance and insulation stress before trips or fires.
Transformer
Electric Panel
Genset
Compressor
Measurements we do
Each machine gets a custom-scoped solution.
Parameters:
- Vibration – triaxial
- Acoustic Emission
- Temperature
- Speed
- Ultrasonic
- Electric Current
- Humidity
- Oil Condition
- And more
We don’t want you to sift through piles of data
Our experts assess the data and provide you with recommendations for preventative action.
And then we track it until the case is closed.
The Failure Modes we detect
Our highly sensitive Canary data loggers pick up deviations long before others do. (Which is why we design and manufacture our own sensors.)
- Imbalance
- Misalignment
- Looseness
- Gear Mesh
- Bearing Wear
- Overload
- Vibration
- Lack of Lubrication
- Over-temperature
CASE STUDY
Engine Generator Failure – Current Detection
The Situation
The alternator on a mining haul truck was operating as it normally does, every day.
Fault Detection
Alternator electrical current had climbed from 700A to 820A and vibration in the X-direction rose from 12.5mm/s to 14.5mm/s — a simultaneous elevation pointing to an electrical-related defect within the alternator.
Problem Averted
Our system alert caught the fault developing before anyone was aware of it — the early warning meant the failure did not lead to the whole machine failing. As the fault could be addressed in time.
