Oil&Gas Industry
The oil and gas industry is a vital sector with a global impact on the economy, responsible for extracting and distributing energy resources. Operating in challenging environments, companies utilize advanced technologies and face high-risk factors. Managing hazards and ensuring safety is paramount. Machine health monitoring plays a crucial role in the industry, offering benefits such as improved safety, enhanced efficiency, cost savings, and sustainability. It is an essential practice for achieving successful operations in the oil and gas industry.
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Machine Health Monitoring
Vibration
OOne is used for monitoring and detecting any faults that may cause vibration. It can detect issues such as shaft misalignment, imbalance, loose footings, bearing problems, and more.
Shaft Misalignment and Orbit
OGap is used for detecting and monitoring axial misalignment in motor shafts or driven shafts. It can also display the shaft orbit motion graphically, especially in low-speed rotating systems.
Operational Data of the Motor
OGate enables the collection and transfer of torque, current, energy consumption, and other information from the motor’s controller to the cloud platform.
Motor Rotation Speed
ORev is used for instant detection of motor rotation speed, particularly in variable-speed motors.
Acoustic Listening
OSound is used for the detection and monitoring of early-stage bearing faults and oil film issues.
Oil/Bearing Temperature
OTemp is used for monitoring the temperature of rotor bearing assemblies or the oil bath.
Temperature
OThermal allows for monitoring the overall temperature of the motor.
Oil/Bearing Temperature: OTemp is used for monitoring the temperature of rotor bearing assemblies or the oil bath.
Equipment to be
Monitored Includes
Pumps
- Centrifugal Pumps
- Submersible Pumps
Compressors
- Gas Compressors
- Reciprocating
- Compressors
- Screw Compressors
Wellhead Pumps
Turbines
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Early Detection of Bearing
Failure in the Compressor
Motor
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