The problems that keep coming back
Big failures get a formal investigation. The trips, alarms and repeat failures that cost production every month usually get reset and closed. These examples show how Valqor works through them with the data a plant already has.
01 · Recurring trips
A charge pump that keeps tripping on low suction pressure
Six trips in ten weeks, each reset as “no fault found”. The pattern was in the tank level.
See the investigation 02 · Recurring alarmsA compressor high-vibration alarm that comes back every afternoon
Nine alarms in three weeks, all between noon and 5 pm. The probes were fine; the lube oil wasn’t.
See the investigation 03 · Post-maintenance faultsA pump that came back louder after a seal replacement
Vibration more than doubled the day the pump was restarted. The work order had no alignment readings.
See the investigation 04 · Repeat failuresA bad actor pump that keeps eating mechanical seals
Five seals in two years, each lasting less than the one before. The pump was spending more time below minimum flow.
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