Nicole Dyess, Motors@Work
Articles
How to manage IoT implementations
Evaluating the current state of the organization is key to understanding where and how to start implementing an Internet of Things (IoT) solution.
Six IoT benefits for an organization
There are many benefits to implementing an Internet of Things (IoT) solution to maximize productivity and enhance an organization’s workflow.
Motor repair or replacement? Start with a motor failure policy
Fundamentals to help plants make the right decisions on motor failure policy include determining a motor's horsepower breakpoint and communicating a plan with the team.
Sags, swells, and voltage deviation effects for troubleshooting motors
NEMA states speed and torque performance—as well as motor life—may be negatively affected by voltage variations.
Total harmonic distortion effects on motors
Prior to the advent of the transistor, electrical loads were linear: their consumption of current resembled voltage’s sine wave.
Four best practices in spare parts management
A comprehensive spare parts management policy should include identifying critical motors, comparing carry costs to downtime, and maintaining spare parts on hand.
Tackle the 5 drivers of motor failure with energy-based condition monitoring
Let’s discuss how we can use this information to preserve the health of your motors and motor-driven equipment.