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Facility managers had long lived in a two-option trap (wait until the machine fails) (Reactive), or a calendar-based guess (Preventive). Both methods have flaws. Reactive maintenance causes expensive emergency repairs, whereas preventive maintenance usually causes wasting money in repairing machines that are not even damaged.
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Penetrate Predictive Maintenance (PdM).
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This guide will cover the definition of predictive maintenance, the way IoT and AI use it to predict failures, and the path to a strategy that can save you up to 50 percent of downtime.
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Predictive Maintenance (PdM) is a maintenance approach that is proactive and involves the use of sophisticated data analysis and condition-monitoring instruments to determine the health of equipment in real-time.
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In contrast to conventional methods, which are based on strict schedules or wait until a break has happened, PdM identifies the true state of in-service equipment to forecast when a piece of equipment needs the maintenance exactly. It changes maintenance as a schedule-driven estimation to a necessity that is condition based using three fundamental principles:
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We need to consider the position of PdM on the maturity scale of asset management to know it's worth.
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This is the approach to fixing when broken.
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It is the "fix it, it is Tuesday, approach.
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It is the approach to fixing it because the data says so.
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Predictive maintenance is not magic; it is a cycle of data collection, analysis, and doing that goes on and on. Here is the workflow:
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Equipment is monitored by sensors on critical assets. Common techniques include:
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The information is sent to the cloud where it is analyzed by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML).
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The system warns the maintenance team when there is information that there could be a failure. This enables an intervention to be targeted where necessary.
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A change in strategy towards a data-driven approach creates a quantifiable ROI. According to the industry statistics, the following are the fundamental advantages:
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Whereas the IoT sensors report problems, Cryotos CMMS gives your team the authority to resolve them. Data collection is one thing, but Cryotos is the command center, which transforms raw data into action.
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Herein lies the elevation of your strategy by Cryotos:
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The deployment of predictive maintenance is a process. You cannot and should not attempt to track all assets overnight. Follow this roadmap:
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Start with the "P-F Curve" logic. Concentrate on the assets which are important to production, and which are costly to fail. Do not spend money on costly sensors to place on cheap and readily substitutable lightbulbs.
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You have to understand what health is before you can foresee the occurrence of failure. Install your sensors and allow them to run some time to obtain historical data and define the operating parameters of baseline operations.
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Make sure that your condition-monitoring software is communicating with your CMMS. The insights do not help when the insights are not transferred to the technician. The aim is not to spreadsheets, which should be automated.
Conduct a pilot program in one line or type of assets. Estimate the ROI- expect to find less down time and less labor used. After demonstrating the concept, apply the technology to the other key assets.
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Predictive maintenance will help you move your facility away to the reactive mode of firefighting to the proactive mode of successfulness and help in avoiding unexpected down times before the bottom line is hit. With its powerful system that can be found in one of the leading systems, you can unlock enormous savings in costs and be assured that your critical assets will be running at maximum reliability in the coming years.
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Tired of making guesses when your equipment will go bad? Learn how Cryotos CMMS can optimize your predictive maintenance strategy to automate work processes and get the most out of your assets.

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Facility managers had long lived in a two-option trap (wait until the machine fails) (Reactive), or a calendar-based guess (Preventive). Both methods have flaws. Reactive maintenance causes expensive emergency repairs, whereas preventive maintenance usually causes wasting money in repairing machines that are not even damaged.
?
Penetrate Predictive Maintenance (PdM).
?
This guide will cover the definition of predictive maintenance, the way IoT and AI use it to predict failures, and the path to a strategy that can save you up to 50 percent of downtime.
?
Predictive Maintenance (PdM) is a maintenance approach that is proactive and involves the use of sophisticated data analysis and condition-monitoring instruments to determine the health of equipment in real-time.
?
In contrast to conventional methods, which are based on strict schedules or wait until a break has happened, PdM identifies the true state of in-service equipment to forecast when a piece of equipment needs the maintenance exactly. It changes maintenance as a schedule-driven estimation to a necessity that is condition based using three fundamental principles:
?
We need to consider the position of PdM on the maturity scale of asset management to know it's worth.
?
This is the approach to fixing when broken.
?
It is the "fix it, it is Tuesday, approach.
?
It is the approach to fixing it because the data says so.
?
Predictive maintenance is not magic; it is a cycle of data collection, analysis, and doing that goes on and on. Here is the workflow:
?
Equipment is monitored by sensors on critical assets. Common techniques include:
?
The information is sent to the cloud where it is analyzed by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML).
?
The system warns the maintenance team when there is information that there could be a failure. This enables an intervention to be targeted where necessary.
?
A change in strategy towards a data-driven approach creates a quantifiable ROI. According to the industry statistics, the following are the fundamental advantages:
?
Whereas the IoT sensors report problems, Cryotos CMMS gives your team the authority to resolve them. Data collection is one thing, but Cryotos is the command center, which transforms raw data into action.
?
Herein lies the elevation of your strategy by Cryotos:
?
The deployment of predictive maintenance is a process. You cannot and should not attempt to track all assets overnight. Follow this roadmap:
?
Start with the "P-F Curve" logic. Concentrate on the assets which are important to production, and which are costly to fail. Do not spend money on costly sensors to place on cheap and readily substitutable lightbulbs.
?
You have to understand what health is before you can foresee the occurrence of failure. Install your sensors and allow them to run some time to obtain historical data and define the operating parameters of baseline operations.
?
Make sure that your condition-monitoring software is communicating with your CMMS. The insights do not help when the insights are not transferred to the technician. The aim is not to spreadsheets, which should be automated.
Conduct a pilot program in one line or type of assets. Estimate the ROI- expect to find less down time and less labor used. After demonstrating the concept, apply the technology to the other key assets.
?
Predictive maintenance will help you move your facility away to the reactive mode of firefighting to the proactive mode of successfulness and help in avoiding unexpected down times before the bottom line is hit. With its powerful system that can be found in one of the leading systems, you can unlock enormous savings in costs and be assured that your critical assets will be running at maximum reliability in the coming years.
?
Tired of making guesses when your equipment will go bad? Learn how Cryotos CMMS can optimize your predictive maintenance strategy to automate work processes and get the most out of your assets.
Cryotos AI predicts failures, automates work orders, and simplifies maintenance—before problems slow you down.

