SDT — Artesis — Bently Nevada Day seminar in Almaty — October 1, 2026

SDT | Artesis | Bently Nevada Day seminar in Almaty

KEG TRK LLP held a free technical seminar for industrial specialists, "SDT | Artesis | Bently Nevada Day." The seminar took place on October 1, 2026 from 14:45 to 17:15 at the Best Western Plus Atakent Park Hotel (Almaty, 42k10 Timiryazev St.) — right next to the entrance to the 30th International Oil & Gas Exhibition and Conference KIOGE 2026 (September 30 – October 2, Atakent Exhibition Centre).

KEG TRK LLP is an authorized distributor of SDT International (Belgium) and Artesis (Turkey), and an official business partner of Bently Nevada (a Baker Hughes business) in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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Date and venue

• Date: October 1, 2026
• Time: 14:45–17:15
• Venue: Best Western Plus Atakent Park Hotel, Almaty, 42k10 Timiryazev St.
• Format: in-person seminar alongside KIOGE 2026
• Cost: free

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Program

For the first time, we're combining complementary predictive-diagnostics technologies in one program — vibration monitoring, current-based motor analysis, and ultrasound diagnostics:

1. Vibration diagnostics and continuous monitoring (Bently Nevada)

Improving the reliability of turbomachinery, compressors, pump stations, and other critical rotating equipment.

2. Current-based motor diagnostics (Artesis e-MCM / AMT Pro)

A sensorless system for early detection of rotor, stator, and bearing defects in electric-drive equipment.

3. Ultrasound bearing lubrication (SDT LUBExpert)

Moving from schedule-based to condition-based lubrication: the instrument shows exactly when and how much grease a bearing needs, preventing both over-greasing overheating and under-greasing wear.

4. Condition monitoring with ultrasound inspection (SDT 340)

Compressed air, gas, and vacuum leak detection; electrical equipment diagnostics (arcing, corona and surface discharge, partial discharge in switchgear); steam trap and valve testing; early-stage bearing and rotating equipment condition monitoring.

A dedicated session by Ion Science (UK)

Instruments for detecting toxic and explosive gases (H2S, volatile organic compounds) and protecting personnel at oil & gas facilities.

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Who should attend

• Chief mechanics and power engineers
• Automation/process control teams
• Reliability and diagnostics groups
• Technical department managers responsible for equipment operation and maintenance

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What this delivers

• Higher equipment reliability and operational safety
• Fewer emergency shutdowns and unplanned repairs
• Lower spend on lubricants, electricity, and compressed air
• A move to condition-based maintenance

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Recap

The seminar has taken place. Recap and photos: read the recap and see the photo report.