Equipment Monitoring

In order to better protect assets against extremely cold weather, organizations should consider investing in equipment condition monitoring solutions.

A December derailment of a train carrying large amounts of oil renewed calls for the drilling industry to double down on its investments related to equipment condition monitoring and predictive preventative maintenance.

Demand for iron ore is expected to rebound in the coming years, a development that could lead to more investment in equipment monitoring software.

Companies looking to avoid fines should adopt equipment condition monitoring equipment and other predictive maintenance solutions.

Predictive maintenance can help curtail mining accidents and incidents that can damage a company's reputation and compromise operations. Strain sensors and other devices can be used to track equipment reliability, helping mining companies select and use only machines that they know have been put to the test and have been found adequate.

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