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Predictive Pump Maintenance with ABEL Smart Pump Assistant

21.12.2023
ABEL has reached a new milestone in the world of pump technology. The intelligent monitoring system "Smart Pump Assistant", developed in-house, now also enables predictive pump maintenance.
Predictive Pump Maintenance with ABEL Smart Pump Assistant

Predicitve Maintenance thanks to AI (Image source: ABEL GmbH)

Advantages at a glance:

  1. Maximum reliability: Thanks to the AI-driven solution, potential problems with piston diaphragm pumps can be detected early, long before they lead to costly failures. This means maximum uptime and minimum downtime.
  2. Cost savings: Predictive fault detection not only enables smooth operation, but also leads to significant savings. Repairs can be planned and expensive emergency measures avoided.
  3. Efficiency improvements: The AI technology continuously optimizes pump operation to maximize energy efficiency and resource utilization. This means not only cost savings, but also more environmentally friendly production.
  4. Competitive advantage: Companies that use the AI-driven pump monitoring can prevent breakdowns, increase productivity and strengthen their market position.
  5. German Federal Ministry of Education and Research: The fact that ABEL has received support from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research for this innovation shows the economic importance and innovative spirit behind this technology.

According to the company, ABEL's introduction of AI into pump monitoring is more than just a technological achievement - it is a game changer for companies around the world. Customers can look forward to a future where pumping systems are more reliable, cost-efficient and environmentally friendly.

Source: ABEL GmbH

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