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As manufacturers make digital transformations using IIoT data, they see immediate results that save time and money. The types of data can be collected in many ways, but the elements must be strung together to create anything useful. The key challenge becomes weeding out the bad data and then using the good data to make a difference in plant efficiency.
Read MoreExperts describe some of the common maintenance issues that arise in oil and gas pumping systems, and demonstrate some of the ways to solve them—including solutions to the Top 5 oil and gas pump maintenance problems.
Read MoreJeremy Drury and Rex Wetherill use their experience and expertise to simplify the art of predicting unplanned downtime by making, moving, and managing data for manufacturers. By using smart technology that makes the sophisticated Internet of Things (IoT) “as easy as 1-2-3” they help end users quickly convert reactive maintenance into a proactive strategy.
Read MoreOakland University Industrial Systems & Engineering program works closely with local manufacturers to create a program that provides experienced workers based on industry needs.
Read MoreManufacturers are finding ways to gather, analyze, and use data analytics and analysis to solve problems before they happen and drive upgrades in uptime and quality. Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and advanced big data help address critical challenges in quality and productivity for manufacturing.
Read MoreA one-of-a-kind program at Auburn is helping develop manufacturing engineers with hands-on experience that translates directly to real-world jobs. Whether it’s an airport runway, a manufacturing robot, fluid couplings, power transmission, a tile floor, human-joint replacement, hard-drive technology, or biomedical equipment, surfaces are in constant contact with each other in the mechanical world. The result is friction and wear. In fact, one fourth of the world’s manmade energy is lost to friction. Tribology is used to maintain, control, monitor, and positively manipulate friction, and studying it has the potential to make innovative contributions to industry, society, and environmental conservation.
Read MoreSix common chemical pump maintenance problems and solutions and 12 steps for preventive maintenance for chemical pumps are described, along with five tools for maintaining chemical pumps.
Read MoreVIP Services is a mobile app and maintenance tool designed to improve manufacturing efficiency and increase plant productivity.
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