Expert articles on root cause analysis: failure investigation and prevention strategies.
Detailed engineering analysis of the causes of conveyor belt slippage, methods of diagnosing faults in Parker units and a practical checklist for technical personnel of…
Technical analysis of overheating in drive belts for machine tools. Study of the 5 main causes, temperature data, diagnostic protocol and checklist for maintenance workers.
In-depth forensic analysis of incorrectly tripping thermal relays, with focus on environmental factors, thermal drift and measurement errors in industrial installations.
Forensic analysis of stiction in a Parker 1/4MMO-S pneumatic valve in an aerospace test bench. Investigation of causes (humidity, pollution) and corrective action plan.
Overheating of servo motors can lead to temporary stop times or damage. In an incident with the Heidenhain LIYDY-CY(A)3X2X0.14+2X0.5, the cause turned out to be…
Forensic engineering analysis of a sheared shaft key in an industrial drive train, examining cyclic fatigue, fit tolerances, and corrective maintenance strategies.
A forensic analysis of the collapse of Parker 6TZ.SS filter elements highlights the causes of differential pressure peaks, sticking bypass valves and contamination. The article…
Engineering analysis of pitting and gear tooth scuffing in industrial reducers. The influence of alignment, lubrication and dynamic loads has been investigated using European standards.
Forensic analysis of hydraulic cylinder seal failures in heavy industrial applications. Investigation into the main causes: contamination, misalignment, and pressure waves.
Detailed technical analysis of the failure in electric motor winding, addressing dielectric rigidity, voltage imbalance and thermal overload with ABNT normative guidelines.
Forensic analysis of the causes of overheating on the DANFOSS OMR 160
Forensic analysis of a failed chain drive. Discover the root causes of chain elongation, measurement techniques according to ISO standards and practical inspection steps for…
