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Monitoring service for third-party systems using continuous online spectral analysis
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Entry date 24.07.2025
Condition monitoring at HUSUM WIND 2025
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Entry date 16.07.2025
Condition monitoring saves system operators a lot of money
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Entry date 27.01.2025
Drum coupling monitoring - Automatic condition monitoring on cranes
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Hannover fair
20.04.2026 - 24.04.2026
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Dresden Machine Elements Colloquium 2026
06.05.2026
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WindEnergy Hamburg 2026
22.09.2026 - 25.09.2026
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Maintenance München
08.10.2026
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34th Wind Energy Days in Linstow
10.11.2026 - 12.11.2026
Crane runway
Overhead cranes in particular run on rails. On the one hand, these absorb the load of the crane, but also the acceleration and braking processes of the bridge as well as those of the trolley. Although the load is calculated and the rail systems are designed to withstand it, damage processes occur as a result of soiling, thermal influences and simply material ageing.
Regular visual inspection of the crane runways is often not easy to carry out, as they are sometimes difficult to access. However, as irregularities often manifest themselves in certain movements or mechanical vibrations, they can be detected using machine diagnostic tools.
GfM has developed an algorithm to detect vibrations on crane runways that deviate from the norm and to determine the exact location. A second step must then consist of a targeted inspection of the location in question by service personnel in order to describe anomalies in detail and eliminate them.





