Electric motors
Review accessible bearing housings and stable mounting surfaces; exclude guards, moving parts, and unsafe access.
BASTIONAPPLICATIONSThese pages describe intended planning contexts, not validated diagnostic coverage. Every pilot still requires mounting, speed, environment, safety, and RF review.
Review accessible bearing housings and stable mounting surfaces; exclude guards, moving parts, and unsafe access.
Consider motor and pump bearing locations separately and document duty-cycle and process changes.
Review bearing housings, structural resonance, variable speed, and guarded access before selecting a point.
Record ratio, speed, load, lubrication context, and a repeatable rigid mounting location.
Prioritize drive motors, head/tail bearings, and critical transfer points rather than every idler.
Map motors, pumps, cooling fans, gear drives, and changing process states before planning sensors.