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Wilcoxon Sensing Technologies, a vibration monitoring products manufacturer and supplier, actively participates in the vibration analysis, process automation, condition monitoring and machinery diagnostics industries. We attend and exhibit at many industry events to meet with those who are new to the field of vibration monitoring and see customers, partners and industry veterans. If you would like to meet with a Wilcoxon representative at an industry event, please use the Schedule Booth Meeting button below for the particular event where you are interested in meeting with us, or contact us using our General Inquiry form.
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The International Maintenance Conference (IMC) provides a fresh, positive community-based curated experience to gain knowledge and perspective for advancing reliability and asset management through people, their managers, the processes, the data and the technology. The world’s best-run companies are connecting the workforce, management, assets and data to automate asset knowledge that can be leveraged for huge beneficial decisions.
Machinery health monitoring is a vital part of maintenance programs that reduce costs and downtime, but you don’t have to be a vibration expert to improve your process. You can monitor critical machinery vibration levels using cost-effective sensors and transmitters that run on common 4-20 mA loops.
Learning Takeaways:
1. How process monitoring can increase uptime and bring down maintenance costs.
2. How trending overall vibration levels differs from vibration analysis.
3. How common process control systems (PLC / DCS / SCADA) can be used for alarming and advance warning of developing faults.
4. How pre- and post-processing vibration data can enhance fault diagnostics.
CBM CONNECT Presents: Vibration Sensor Cabling Considerations
with Tom LaRocque and Peter Eitnier
Selecting the right cable assembly for a vibration sensor is highly dependent on the environment in which the sensor will operate. In a rugged industrial setting, a cable assembly may be called on to protect against water or dust ingress, extreme temperatures, corrosive elements, sharp objects, EMI, RFI, and radiation. In this webinar, you will learn to select the cable, protection level, and connector fittings to ensure data reliability in your unique plant environment.
This webinar covers the basic considerations when selecting an IEPE accelerometer or velocity sensor for vibration monitoring. Topics such as expected amplitudes, frequency range, hazardous area requirements, cabling and mounting methods, and sensor styles are touched on.
Discussion focusing on 4-20mA vibration monitoring. Loop powered sensors, vibration transmitters, display and alarm modules will be covered as well as their most important product selection considerations and various combination possibilities.
This webinar covers different installation considerations for both IEPE accelerometers and 4-20mA vibration transmitters, including power requirements, cabling and mounting, as well as various installation troubleshooting methods.
This is not your average accelerometer specifications course. “Understanding accelerometer datasheets” articles, presentations and webinars are as ubiquitous as they are important. But there’s more to sensor selection than sensitivity! In this webinar, you’ll learn about many of the less-frequently discussed accelerometer specifications and how, when, and why they impact the quality of your data – long after the vibration sensor has been commissioned.
Vibration monitoring in hazardous areas begins with selecting the right accelerometer or vibration transmitter, but it doesn’t end there. The entire measurement chain, even parts outside the hazardous area, must meet electrical and safety requirements to support safe sensor operation. This webinar details the necessary accessories, including safety barrier requirements and cable capacitance calculations, as well as mounting hardware, enclosures, and when you do (or don’t) need a certified handheld vibration meter.
Underwater vibration monitoring of pumps, submersible equipment, and other critical machinery requires additional considerations across the accelerometer value chain. Selecting the correct sensor, mounting hardware, and cabling will ensure accurate and reliable vibration data over the long life of the sensor. This webinar is ideal for CBM practitioners in Water & Wastewater, Food & Beverage, and any other industries where the reliability of wet or underwater assets are important to plant production and operation.
This webinar offers an in-depth look at a variety of “specialty” IEPE vibration sensors - including triaxial, high temperature, high voltage, and seismic sensors - and what makes them unique.
Industry 4.0 delivers new ways of boosting safety and maintenance regimes, and the related process infrastructures make it easy to integrate vibration trending into process monitoring. The challenge comes in simplifying vibration data to give meaningful process outputs without sacrificing full spectrum vibration data that is valuable for machinery fault analysis. How can we bridge the gap? This webinar will delve into new digital solutions that allow a facility to integrate vibration trending and analysis into the existing process monitoring infrastructure.
The Tech Expo features over 25 vendors and offers attendees the opportunity of interacting directly with representatives from top suppliers in the electronic components industry.
The Offshore Technology Conference is where the world's energy professionals meet to exchange ideas and opinions to advance scientific and technical knowledge for offshore resources and environmental matters. OTC is the largest global event for the oil and gas sector featuring 2,000 exhibitors, and attendees from across the globe. Founded in 1969, OTC's flagship conference is held annually at NRG park in Houston, Texas. OTC is sponsored by 13 nonprofit organizations and societies who work cooperatively to develop the technical program. There are many learning opportunities that make the conference a reason to attend.
Reliable Plant Conference & Exhibition's mission is to educate, connect and inspire. No other industry event offers extensive pre- and post-conference workshops and learning sessions covering today's trends, technologies and issues. It's a forum where experts and experienced professionals can educate and interact directly with those searching for solutions. Reliable Plant inspires lubrication excellence and machine reliability through knowledge sharing, hands-on product exposure and networking among peers. Inspirational case studies and answer-oriented learning sessions inform attendees of industry best practices, while an exhibit hall filled with innovative technologies equips end users with the tools needed to implement world-class reliability in their plants. By providing a healthy dose of perspective that cannot be obtained within the confines of a workplace, Reliable Plant is changing the world one idea, one person, one machine and one plant at a time.
The SMRP Annual Conference takes place in St. Louis, MO. More than 1,000 maintenance, reliability and physical asset management professionals gather at this event for education, certification and networking. Full professional development conference program, exhibit hall, hands-on workshops and exceptional facility tours make this a great opportunity for maintenance, reliability and physical management professionals to network among peers and learn practical information.
SENSOR+TEST is a leading forum for sensors, measuring and testing technologies worldwide.
Powered by Mobius Institute, the CBM + RELIABILITY CONNECT® Live Training Conference, is designed specifically for condition monitoring professionals, maintenance managers and reliability engineers. From certification training, hands-on workshops, interactive learning sessions, and real-life case studies, to the latest technologies featured in the expo, this Live Training conference provides practical learning in the important aspects of industrial condition monitoring technologies.
If you are involved in the vibration analysis, condition monitoring, reliability and predictive maintenance industry, and you work in Europe or anywhere else in the world, this is the perfect Live Training conference for you. Find out more about the conference below or go straight to our registration page to sign up for a pass for our next conference today.
Reliable Plant is bringing a wide array of knowledge along with focused tracks of high-quality material to help you get results back at the plant. Each track will include a workshop on Monday followed by sessions that dive more deeply into key topics, In fact, the vibration monitoring session of the Condition Monitoring workshop will be given by Wilcoxon's Senior Application Engineer, Peter Eitner. You can also catch Peter's conference session, Bridging the Vibration Gap with Digital Vibration Products, on July 27th at 10am in meeting room Curacao 3 -4.
The Vibration Institute’s Annual Training Conference is now partnered with the Society for Machinery Failure Prevention Technology (MFPT) Conference. Together, this is THE technical conference for vibration analyst professionals featuring dozens of case studies, in-depth advanced training, and a show floor packed with the latest technology.
Powered by Mobius Institute, the CBM + RELIABILITY CONNECT® Live Training Conference, is designed specifically for condition monitoring professionals, maintenance managers and reliability engineers. From certification training, hands-on workshops, interactive learning sessions, and real-life case studies, to the latest technologies featured in the expo, this Live Training conference provides practical learning in the important aspects of industrial condition monitoring technologies.
If you are involved in the vibration analysis, condition monitoring, reliability and predictive maintenance industry, and you work in the USA or anywhere else in the world, this is the perfect Live Training conference for you. Find out more about the conference below or go straight to our registration page to sign up for a pass for our next conference today.
Join professionals from around the world for four days of education, networking, innovation and more.
The Canadian Machinery Vibration Association annual conference includes a tradeshow featuring exhibitors representing the reliability realm, offering a path to increased uptime through products, services, and training for all of the relevant predictive technologies. There will be training available on October 24 and 25 leading up to the conference.
The entire electronics industry gathers at a single location! Exhibitors from nearly every sub-sector of the electronics industry from at least 50 countries around the world with a comprehensive range of exhibits, all at a single location: Such a high concentration of innovations at this level is only available at electronica.
The International Maintenance Conference (IMC) provides a fresh, positive community-based curated experience to gain knowledge and perspective for advancing reliability and asset management through people, their managers, the processes, the data and the technology. The world's best-run companies are connecting the workforce, management, assets and data to automate asset knowledge that can be leveraged for huge beneficial decisions.
Be ready to witness some of the most renowned Industrial Leaders, Manufacturers, Oil Producers, Refineries, Power Generators and Heavy Industries, as they gather together in this world leading platform dedicated to Rotating Machinery and its Innovative Technology, to discover opportunities and find solutions for the current challenges for the industry.
Join maintenance, reliability and physical asset management professionals from around the world for more than 200 total hours of maintenance and reliability education, useful insights on the latest technologies, practices and techniques—and the challenges that come along with implementing these advances in our profession.