TORQUE MEASUREMENT BLOG
The Ultimate Guide to Marine Shaft Power (Torsion) Meters
In an effort to optimize their operations, vessel owners and managers in the marine industry are moving more towards a “Smart” fleet, with various sensors providing the data needed to save fuel, reduce emissions, and extend maintenance intervals. One key piece...
A Beginner’s Guide to Torsional Vibration Analysis
Of the vast array of torque measurement applications, one of the most intriguing is the measurement of torsional vibration. Torsional vibration measurements allow engineers to better understand the dynamics of their rotating equipment, enabling them to...
8 Considerations When Selecting A Rotary Torque Sensor
Torque measurement can provide a wealth of information offering insight into the performance for your equipment and heavy machinery. Selecting the appropriate rotary torque sensor for your application is the key to obtaining the data you need as efficiently and...
How Torque Telemetry Can Increase Manufacturing Throughput
In manufacturing, throughput is everything. One key to increasing manufacturing throughput is gaining insight into the performance of your equipment and machinery. When you have a better idea of how your equipment is functioning, why it might be breaking down, and how...
4 Ways Rotary Torque Measurement and Monitoring Can Add Value To Your Business
Measuring torque on rotating equipment provides significant value to engineers who are troubleshooting problems or monitoring the performance of heavy equipment. While there is significant value in simply revealing torque and power performance data in a single...
Horsepower vs Torque: How Both Provide Insight into Engine Performance
When it comes to understanding how your engine is performing, torque and power are key data points to assess. Torque is an effective measurement when seeking to quantify the true mechanical torque on the driveline component, such as a driveshaft or a coupling. The...
Weldable vs Bondable Strain Gages For Shaft Torque Measurement
One of the most common methods for measuring torque on an existing shaft is to use a torque telemetry system. The primary advantage of these systems is that they do not require shaft modification and can be easily connected to a strain gage that is attached directly...
Ship Performance Monitoring and How Marine Shaft Power Meters Can Help
What is Ship Performance Monitoring? In a general sense, ship performance monitoring involves the regular collection of data (usually from a vast array of sensors) as part of an assessment of the performance of your ship or fleet. For any ship manufacturer or fleet...
Top 5 Reasons to Measure Torque and Power
Why do I need to measure torque and power? Why is it so important? The simple answer is, "Because it saves time and money." Knowing the true mechanical torque and power on a rotating shaft is especially valuable when it comes to commissioning new equipment, and/or...