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22/05/2009
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Artesis' MCM (motor condition monitor) predictive maintenance system, for motors and driven equipment, now includes wireless technology.
 It's aimed at applications in remote, hazardous or inaccessible locations; it delivers automatic condition assessment reports; and can be customised.
Artesis director Andy Bates explains that it uses intelligent GPRS modems to bring fault diagnostics to places other condition monitoring equipment cannot reach – and "at a fraction of the effort and cost".
Early interest, he says, is expected from the water, transportation, and oil and gas sectors.
"The key benefit is that in-depth condition assessments, containing detailed information about the nature and severity of all faults detected, are automatically created and communicated to the [maintenance] team. More importantly, the reports also contain recommendations on the timescale of remedial actions," says Bates.
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Brian Tinham
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