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Machine Condition Monitoring Technical Library
ControlDesign.com
12/05/2011
By National Instruments
Machine condition monitoring is the process of monitoring the condition of a machine with the intent to predict mechanical wear and failure. Vibration, noise, and temperature measurements are often used as key indicators of the state of the machine. Trends in the data provide health information about the machine and help detect machine faults early, which prevent unexpected failure and costly repair. Learn more in this technical library.
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