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Augury’s algorithm had identified a host of issues as the infeed fan came out of Baseline, alerting the onsite team of major mechanical issues.
Industry – Forestry Products //
Machine – Layup Infeed Fan //
Fault Type – Motor Misalignment, Structural Mechanical Looseness, Radial Unbalance //
However, without an opportunity to repair the infeed fan without negatively affecting production, the onsite team collaborated with Augury’s Reliability Team to coordinate repairs that would take the fan out of Danger while the team could schedule repairs during a planned downtime event – mitigating any disruption to production.
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