Optimize the inspection of complex surfaces and critical components with laser thermography, robotic systems and infrared sensors for accurate results.
The energy transition and the labor market is not a new aspect in this sector, as the world moves towards a circular economy and greater sustainability, this market is expanding to include new roles and specialized skills.
Natural gas and renewable gases are two energy sources that are being highly considered for the transition towards a more sustainable and efficient economy in the use of natural resources.
Energy is essential for the functioning of society; However, energy production and consumption also have significant environmental and social impacts.
For decades, the extraction of natural resources such as oil and gas has been a crucial source of energy and wealth in many countries. However, with the growing interest in environmental sustainability, the mining industry has been forced to look for new ways to generate energy and reduce its impact on the environment.
Inspenet, April 19, 2023.
In the light product terminal industry, pipelines are a fundamental part of the liquid and gas transportation process. Over the years, there have been a wide variety of accidents involving pipe failure at light product terminals.
In this article, a brief exposition is made on the typical analysis methods, such as: time domain, frequency domain, modal analysis, time wave, phase measurement, among others; as well as, the most important concepts and the necessary tools to carry out the analysis of the machinery.
Among the most challenging aspects of the job of a machinery professional or vibration analyst; is to decide whether a running machine should be taken out of service due to a detected problem or allowed to continue operating.
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