February 2021
Special Focus: Digital Transformation
Data historian-based machine condition monitoring
Machine condition monitoring has been playing an increasingly important role in industrial asset healthcare for many years.
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The Author
Hastings, M. - Brüel & Kjær Vibro A/S, Nærum, Denmark
Mike Hastings is a Senior Application Engineer at B&K Vibro based in the Denmark office. He has been with the company for 30 yr and has worked with developing machine monitoring strategies and optimization techniques for a wide range of machines. He now works with strategic market development, analysis and communications. He is also active in ISO committees that create standards for condition monitoring and diagnostics of machines.
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