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A Practical Guide to Using AI for Demand Sensing Read this article from ManufacturingTomorrow.com https://lnkd.in/g_dUs2ES #IndustrialNews #IndustrialInnovation #ManufacturingInnovation #IndustrialAI

Major Corrosion Issues in Boilers: Oxygen Corrosion Industrial water system corrosion can be problematic and complex.  Numerous localized corrosion mechanisms are known, and in the next two articles on Maintenance World, we will examine the damage caused by oxygen corrosion in boiler feedwater and condensate return systems during operating and layup periods.  A major focus is on carbon steel corrosion and control methods. SAMCO Technologies Bradley Buecker #OxygenCorrosion #MetalCorrosion #BoilerCorrosion #CorrosionPrevention

In recent news, #Cybersecurity attacks on U.S. water systems have occurred in at least 12 states, with coordinated incidents disrupting more than 30 utilities in Minnesota and forcing some operators into manual mode. If you manage #criticalinfrastructure and want to understand more about how and why these attacks happen, as well as what you can do to harden your #operations, TRM has outlined a practical framework that our clients use to secure people, places, property, and possessions in our latest white paper. Read it now and share it with your team: https://hubs.li/Q04sfM_n0

An Engineer’s Guide to Robots By the end of the new article from SimpleWays.Life, you will not simply know what a humanoid can do—you will understand how it is physically constructed, why each component exists, and which maintenance disciplines come together to keep it operating. #robotics #industrialtech #manufacturingtechnology #robotsinmanufacturing

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Bad News First: How Top Leaders Build a Culture of Continuous Improvement At high-performing companies, "no problem" is treated as a problem. Problems are not often immediately obvious to leadership, which is an issue because a leader's response to mistakes can make or break if it is solved. The best leaders treat bad news as a learning opportunity, responding with grace and understanding. Psychological and emotional safety allows your team to report problems without being scared of backlash. Read about how to build continuous improvement in this article from IndustryWeek https://lnkd.in/e8Tmz9hS

Mechanical seals are often overlooked because of their small size compared with pumps, motors, piping systems, and other rotating equipment components. However, their role is critical. A mechanical seal is not simply a replaceable wear component—it is a containment device, reliability component, emissions-control barrier, and, in many applications, a key safety feature. When seals perform properly, equipment operates reliably with minimal attention. When they fail, the consequences can include leaks, unplanned downtime, environmental releases, equipment damage, and significant maintenance costs. Thanks to Reliabilityweb and Industrial Training - BIN95 for the information in this week's newsletter. #PumpReliability #MechanicalSeals #MechanicalSealMaintenance #PumpMaintenance

Asset Tracking is Not Enough: Why PM Needs Cloud-Based CMMS For many manufacturers, preventive maintenance still looks more mature on paper than it does on the plant floor. That is why manufacturers need to stop thinking about asset tracking as a standalone operational fix. What manufacturers increasingly need is a more connected approach, one where tracking assets and equipment feeds directly into maintenance workflows, service history, reporting, and ultimately, decision-making. Find out more in the latest article from Click Maint CMMS on Maintenance World https://lnkd.in/eUnRYXwz

Pump Maintenance Basics: Changing Service Duty and Shaft Alignment Learn about these two preventive maintenance procedures in this article from Industrial Training - BIN95. #CentrifugalPump #PumpMaintenance #PumpPreventiveMaintenance #ShaftAlignment