Why Multi-Sensor Monitoring Is Changing the Way Facilities Manage Rotating Equipment
A discussion on rotating equipment monitoring and predictive analytics
4 Benefits of Continuous Thermal Monitoring for Steel Manufacturers
The steel industry has long relied on physical inspections, scheduled maintenance, and reactive repairs. But the lack of a proactive approach increases the likelihood of breakouts, steam explosions, and other potentially life-threatening situations. Continuous thermal monitoring offers significant advantages, including…
How Steel Plants Reduce Maintenance Costs with Thermal Monitoring: 4 Practical Solutions
The steel industry has always embraced innovation. However, many critical processes still rely on physical inspections and scheduled maintenance strategies, which increase the likelihood of catastrophic equipment failure. The steel industry has always embraced innovation. However, many critical processes still…
How the Steel Industry Can Reduce the Need for Manual Inspections
The steel industry is the foundation of the global economy. The US produced 81.4 million tonnes of crude steel in 2023, and industry revenue is projected to reach nearly $140 billion by 2025. In such a competitive industry, ongoing innovation…
4 Ways to Implement Continuous Thermal Monitoring at Lumber & Wood Processing Facilities
Continuous thermal monitoring gives lumber and wood processing facilities a proactive way to detect fire hazards before ignition occurs. This article explores four practical applications - including bulk storage, machinery, planer rooms, and predictive maintenance. You'll also learn how thermal…
The High Costs of Reactive Fire Detection – Why the Lumber Industry Needs a New Approach
Traditional fire detection systems alert operators only after a fire has already started, leaving facilities vulnerable to costly damage, downtime, and safety risks. This article explains why lumber and wood processing facilities should adopt a proactive fire prevention strategy that…
When Sparks Fly – 5 Ways Fires Start in Lumber & Wood Processing Facilities
Lumber and wood processing facilities face unique fire risks due to combustible dust, overheating equipment, electrical faults, hot work, and spontaneous combustion in stored materials. Here are the five most common causes of fires in wood products facilities and how…
How a Leading Global Steel Producer’s Commitment to Safety Led to Incorporating a Thermal Monitoring System
Viper thermal monitoring system implementation resulted in improved efficiency and product quality
How Thermal Monitoring can Automate and Optimize Steel Processes
Here are some frequently asked questions about how thermal monitoring can automate and optimize processes in the steel industry. Which thermal cameras are right for this type of application? What type of enclosure do you use for the Steel Mill…
How Thermal Monitoring can Prevent Fires in your Process
Fire is a devastating force that can cause immense damage to lives and property. Detecting a fire early on is crucial for effective firefighting and reducing the potential for harm. Thermal cameras have emerged as a powerful tool in fire…