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Asset Condition Monitoring

Condition-based Maintenance

Identify and resolve Operations & Maintenance (O&M) problems faster—with more accuracy using APM Health.

Condition-based Monitoring

Overview

Unify, Standardize and Measure Condition-Based Maintenance Programs

APM Health, part of GE Vernova’s Asset Performance Management (APM) software suite, helps users to digitize condition-based maintenance programs. APM Health manages data across a variety of assets and systems, creating a comprehensive and validated data repository. Whether you are at your desk or in the field, APM Health gives you the confidence of knowing you are eliminating risk and operating at high efficiency. With APM Health you can:
  • View in near real-time the asset health and condition status of critical equipment
  • Increase visibility into asset performance and early warnings of potential failures
  • Monitor and validate operator rounds at scale
  • Generate work recommendations with EAM integration
  • Rapidily deploy asset health management best practices with Workflows & Processes Accelerators
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APM Health Outcomes

• Unified and contextual view of asset performance – bringing data from operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT) systems, alarms, and events
• Detect and diagnose asset related issues to help prevent unplanned downtime and maintain asset utilization
• Increased asset condition visibility through user-specific dashboards provides operational insights to drive business outcomes, including condition-based maintenance
• Higher workforce productivity and reduction in EH&S incidents using Operator Rounds
• Improve safety instrumentation availability with transparent calibration schedules
• Greater ease in prioritization and planning of work orders

Customer Story

Learn how TASNEE utilizes APM Health to monitor the condition of critical assets and identify anomalies.

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2024 Verdantix Asset Performance Management Green Quadrant Report

GE Vernova’s APM Health application achieved a perfect score (3.0/3.0) in the latest report.

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Key Features in Asset Performance Management Health

• Health Manager: Near-real time visibility on your desktop of asset health condition derived from field data collected.
• Rounds Pro: A desktop and mobile feature that allows users to use low-code design to create, scale and measure operator routes—including image collection in online or offline mode.
• Health Indicators: Near real-time descriptive analytics that use collected field data to create alerts for monitored assets based on defined performance definitions.
• eLogs: A digital ledger where route data is stored to enable users to look at historical trends and compliance.
• Calibration Management: A feature to help validate the accuracy of your measurement tools.
• Policy Designer: An Essentials/Foundation functionality that allows for easy creation of rules/policies to trigger alerts.

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Accelerators: Workflows & Processes

This solution offering is designed to accelerate the steps needed to get a holistic view of an asset’s overall health. It allows users to track issues faster with asset-health specific workflows and respond quicker with pre-configured and ready to use dashboards.

• Workflows: Detailed instructions and actions to eliminate asset failures, monitor health, and track the progress of daily actions; includes Failure Identification & Elimination Workflow and Equipment & System Health Workflow.
• Dashboards: Pre-configured dashboards to offer full operational view of daily O&M plan and data quality; includes Data Quality Dashboard, Daily O&M Dashboard and Action Tracking Dashboard.
• Process Accelerators: This includes Health and Maintenance Process (SHaRP Policy) for different asset types and ready-to-deploy timeseries analytics.

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What is asset health monitoring?
Asset health monitoring is the continuous process of assessing the condition and performance of physical assets to ensure they are operating efficiently and reliably. This practice involves collecting and analyzing data from various sources, such as sensors, meters, and other monitoring devices, to detect signs of wear, degradation, or failure in real-time. The goal of asset health monitoring is to prevent unexpected breakdowns, optimize maintenance activities, and extend the lifespan of assets. This includes data collection, condition monitoring, data analysis, alerts, notifications, and advanced dashboarding.
How do you measure asset health?
Asset health can be measured through condition monitoring, performance monitoring, predictive diagnostics, risk assessments (FMEA), and other key areas. Any data coming from an asset or sensor can be leveraged to measure asset health based on defined parameters.
What is an asset monitoring system?
An asset monitoring system is a comprehensive solution that enables organizations to track, monitor, and analyze the status, performance, and location of their physical assets in real time. These systems are designed to provide continuous insights into the health and operation of assets, allowing organizations to optimize their use, prevent failures, and reduce downtime.
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