Past training and activities

In today's industrial landscape, optimizing the efficiency and lifespan of motor-driven systems is paramount for asset owners. Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) have emerged as a groundbreaking technology, offering precise control over motor operations. However, this advancement brings along its own set of challenges, particularly concerning bearing failures induced by electrical discharges. 

Led by industry experts Assim Awan (AEGIS), Pierre Dupont (Schaeffler) and Bram Vervisch (Orbits), this webinar will delve into the complexities of shaft voltage and its detrimental effects on bearings. Through insightful presentations, practical solutions, and real-world case studies, you will gain invaluable insights into mitigating motor issues caused by VFDs and enhancing the durability of critical machinery components. Join us on 16  May to expand your knowledge and refine your strategies in motor control.

How real-time data analysis can help operators and owners of critical equipment such as offshore wind farm power transformers to guarantee the availability of this equipment and anticipate any risk of failure.

Clean your equipment with dry ice, a clean lean method – Improve your operations

BEMAS is pleased to invite you to an insightful seminar on the technique of dry ice cleaning. In the evolving landscape of industrial maintenance and asset management, the quest for efficient, residue-free, and environmentally sustainable cleaning methods is more pressing than ever. Traditional approaches often compromise on one or more of these aspects, leading to operational inefficiencies, environmental liabilities, and potential damage to sensitive equipment.

The North-West Europe (NWE) region is key to reach the EU’s target of an increased overall energy efficiency of 32,5% until 2030. The industry in NWE is the largest consumer of fossil energy and needs to take considerable steps in order to reach the objectives. A set of best practices, called Sustainable Asset Management (AM), will help industrial companies to improve energy efficiency and to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. 

Met bedrijfsbezoek aan hi-tech campus Brainport Industries Eindhoven

In het Sm4rtenance-project gaan 47 projectpartners uit 11 EU-landen aan de slag om een neutrale sectoroverschrijdende dataspace te faciliteren voor de productie-industrie, waar gegevens kunnen worden geleverd door de verschillende belanghebbenden, dienstverlener, fabrikant, OEM-klant, die tijdens de volledige levenscyclus van assets op elkaar reageren om onderhoudsdiensten te verlenen.

In today’s competitive market, ensuring the reliability of production assets is paramount to meeting production targets efficiently. As industries strive to enhance the Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) of their rotating equipment, High Precision Maintenance has emerged as a key player in achieving this goal. 

High Precision Maintenance is a method of performing maintenance tasks so they are always done with consistency, accuracy, and in line with industry best practices. This strategy encourages attention to detail, efficiency, and safety through training, standard processes, and data. In short, it involves a meticulous process that can significantly reduce vibration levels, thereby extending the life of bearings and enhancing the overall performance of rotating equipment.