Marine
Monitoring shipboard and shore-side marine assets
Our solutions for this industry
Marine machinery runs autonomously — you cannot “hand off” a failure to shore. Class society rules and hard-to-reach machinery make predictive diagnostics part of safe operation.
Bently Nevada — vibration monitoring
Main engines, diesel generators and propulsion shafts — vibration, alignment and bearing condition per class requirements.
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Ballast, bilge pumps and fans from electrical signatures — no sensors in confined compartments.
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Deck machinery and port crane bearings; compressed-air and hydraulic leak detection.
Learn moreEquipment we monitor
Ship power
| Equipment | Monitoring | Technologies |
|---|---|---|
| Main engines | Vibration, bearings, exhaust | Bently NevadaArtesisSDTOlympus |
| Diesel generators | Rotor, bearings, generator windings | Bently NevadaArtesisOlympus |
| Propulsion shafts | Shafts, bearings, alignment | Bently NevadaArtesisOlympus |
Ship systems
| Equipment | Monitoring | Technologies |
|---|---|---|
| Ballast and bilge pumps | Bearings, cavitation | ArtesisSDTOlympus |
| Deck machinery | Screw jacks, winches | ArtesisSDTOlympus |
| Fans and compressors | Rotor, valves | ArtesisBently NevadaOlympus |
| Port cranes | Mechanisms, wire ropes | ArtesisBently NevadaSDTOlympus |
Benefits of condition monitoring
Safer navigation
Early warning on propulsion faults
Class compliance
Meet classification society expectations
Lower repair cost
Predictive care for ship systems
Efficient ports
Crane and terminal monitoring
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