Enhancing Conveyor Belt and Cup Elevator Performance with El-Watch’s Solutions
In industrial settings, conveyor belts and cup elevators are crucial for efficiently moving materials, products, and components across various stages of production.
Optimizing Sawmill Dryers with El-Watch’s Wireless Monitoring Solutions
Dryers are crucial in sawmills, particularly when producing high-quality lumber.
Unlocking the Potential of Rooftop Industrial Exhaust Fans with IoT Monitoring
Rooftop exhaust fans are the unsung heroes of many industrial operations, tirelessly working to maintain safe and efficient environments.
Monitoring oil level in reservoirs for lubricated pressurized air
Adding oil to pressurized air is essential for several reasons, primarily related to the maintenance and performance of pneumatic tools and systems.
Monitoring preheating of Aluminum Cells
In an aluminum smelter, the metal is produced in a large number of electrolysis cells, also called pots.
Monitoring charge pipe fans
In smelting plants, charge pipes are used to supply a furnace with the raw materials needed to produce the desired metal or substance.
Monitoring planer spindle vibration and temperature
Planer spindles in sawmills are crucial for the process of transforming timber into finished wood products.
Remote Monitoring of Gas Cylinders and Packages
Monitoring gas facilities with wireless sensors is a modern approach that offers several advantages over traditional wired systems or manual monitoring.
Monitoring motors on Concrete Mixers
Concrete is the world’s most used building material and will continue to be crucial in future construction projects and infrastructure development.
Differential pressure in industrial ventilation and exhaust systems
In industrial smelting plants, ventilation and exhaust systems play a critical role in managing the release of smoke and gases containing hazardous substances/particles. According to many workplace regulations, “procedures for regular inspection and condition monitoring of ventilation and filter systems” must be established. Additionally, written documentation of ongoing repairs, adjustments, and maintenance, such as airflow measurement protocols, maintenance logs, and air requirement specifications, is required to assess the condition of the system.
