Webinar: 3 ways to prevent your cone crusher from failing using data analytics

Webinar

Date

26 Apr, 2022

Location

ONLINE

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Webinar recording

Variability in ore type, wear and parts fatigue can all impact the way your crusher behaves and the way it must be operated. The speed of response to these changes can affect the potential for production losses and shutdowns, so it is imperative to respond quickly and correctly when conditions are changing.

Regular inspection of the crusher condition can provide insight into the operation and improve maintenance planning but often requires the plant to be stopped, which reduces productivity and poses a safety risk for the maintenance personnel. Data analytics can be a useful tool for identification of developing faults, automatic reporting can give you a warning in time to make the necessary changes, and remote monitoring can complement on-site services by allowing you to access the required expertise to address your needs without needing to have a specialist journey to site.

This webinar looks at options available for the monitoring of cone crushers. We discuss how access to information in real-time can enable you to manage your crushers more efficiently to prevent failures and reduce turnaround time when shutdowns do occur.

After this webinar, you will:  

Understand what can be gained with equipment data analytics
Know the potential costs associated with not monitoring equipment
Understand the added value of OEM expertise

This webinar is in English

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Felipe Contreras

Remote Monitoring Manager, Metso Outotec

Felipe has a diverse career that spans more than 10 years. Felipe has worked in the mining industry, in various roles including sales coordination, components design, engineering to order, and equipment sensors data analysis. He has a master’s degree in business administration and a Bachelor of Science in Products Design Engineering, Felipe currently holds the role of Remote Monitoring Manager at Metso Outotec. Felipe is passionate about Knowledge Transfer and Intellectual Capital generation which has been the common goal across all the stages of his professional career.

Soledad Barbera

Global Director of Performance Centers, Metso Outotec

Soledad is a Business Engineer with MBA and more than 12 years of experience in the mining industry. She joined the team in December 2019 after her experience working for companies like BHP, Codelco China and Antofagasta Minerals in leading roles of business strategy, operational excellence & digital development.