Assets by industry
We know your machines down to the equations.
Every industry we serve has a machine that costs the most when it fails or wastes power. For each one we keep a physics twin, with real nameplate numbers, real curves and a list of how it breaks.
Manufacturing
- AssetRotary screw air compressorCompressed air is the most expensive utility in the plant. The physics shows where it goes.300 acfm at 125 psig, 75 hpOpen the rotary screw air compressor
- AssetBelt conveyor and gearmotorA belt is a long machine with a lot of small bearings. The drive power tells you how they are doing.800 tph, 2.5 m/s, 590 ft belt, 75 kW gearmotorOpen the belt conveyor and gearmotor
Buildings & data centers
- AssetWater-cooled centrifugal chillerCooling is a heat pump with a known ceiling. Everything under it is waste.500 tons, R-134a, 44 °F leaving chilled waterOpen the water-cooled centrifugal chiller
- AssetInduction motor and supply fanFans follow the cube law. Motors leave a signature in their current.30,000 cfm at 5.0 in. wg, 40 hp, 1,780 rpmOpen the induction motor and supply fan
Your machine is not on the list?
The same method works on any rotating or thermal asset that has a nameplate and a few sensors. Tell us what costs you the most and we will build the twin.