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Condition-based monitoring (CBM) is essential for preventing asset failures, minimizing downtime, and avoiding unnecessary maintenance by continuously assessing asset health. Integral to any predictive maintenance strategy, CBM ensures that maintenance occurs only when specific thresholds are met or indicators signal declining performance or impending failure.
Traditionally, monitoring involved non-invasive measurements, visual inspections, performance data, and scheduled tests at set intervals.
CBM, however, focuses on potential failure modes and their specific indicators, allowing for more targeted monitoring. Real-time data from sensors provides continuous asset health assessment, benefiting maintenance teams, operations staff, and fleet managers alike.
Predictive maintenance relies on condition-based monitoring to perform tasks only when necessary, ensuring optimal equipment uptime. This approach triggers maintenance when assets reach predetermined conditions, potentially reducing maintenance costs by extending the time between shutdowns and conducting maintenance on an as-needed basis.