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Excessive Bearing Wear Found During Baseline Leads to Quick Time-to-Value

Written by Augury

March 11th, 2021 1 Min read
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This ground pump at a leading agriculture and engineered materials manufacturer had only been in baseline for 3 days before Augury’s algorithms identified excessive bearing wear.

Industry – Agriculture, Food, Engineered Materials //
Machine – Ground Pump //
Fault Type – Excessive Bearing Wear //

Soon after installation of our sensor, the onsite team was alerted to the mechanical issue, they lubricated the bearings to meet OEM tolerances and got the ground pump back to Acceptable working conditions, mitigating any costly repairs.

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