Smart sensors: The benefits of digital condition monitoring

David Stevens, Technical Authority and Skills Competence Manager for AVT Reliability, outlines the advantages of adopting a digital condition monitoring programme, and the important role that ‘smart sensors’ play in improving reliability, while delivering cost efficiency.

Digital condition monitoring (CM) can bring considerable benefits in terms of improved asset performance and lifespan, reduced downtime, increased safety on the plant floor, and more productive use of personnel – all of which can have a significant impact on maintaining a strong bottom line.

However, collecting data digitally is one thing; extracting maximum value from that data is another challenge altogether. Therefore, any manager looking to take the crucial step towards digitalisation should consider very carefully the capabilities of the technological tools currently on the market, to ensure they get the best return on investment. 

The selection of sensors is a good place to start. 


Read the full article in DPA's October issue



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