Ask the Expert - Why condition monitoring is important?
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In this episode, we are joined by John Tuley from TE Connectivity to discuss the importance of condition monitoring within industrial plants. We ask where to start and why condition monitoring is key to Ind 4.0. Also, we take a look at solutions that TE Connectivity offer and what may lie ahead in terms of sensor development.
It's true that industrial sensing has certainly come a long way, in days gone by we may have relied on the trained ear of an experienced engineer, a rattle in drive, a low-level noise from a bearing and potential downtime avoided. Now however we can rely on data from sensors to identify issues much sooner and plan predictive maintenance in advance of any issue developing. With machine uptime and 24/7 operation becoming the norm, businesses need to ensure that their plants run efficiently and without disruption.
John E. Tuley
TE Connectivity – Sensors
Global Industrial and IoT Business Development
John is currently responsible for global Industrial & IoT Business development for TE Sensor Solutions based in Galveston Texas. He has spent most of his career supporting the industrial Segment with leadership roles in sales, business development and marketing with electronics components spanning semiconductors, Sensors, Interconnect and electromechanical products. He has been with TE Connectivity since 2010 in various sales leadership positions and business units. He holds a BSEE from the University of Texas at Austin and an MBA from Baker University.
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