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In this Using Sensor Data to Detect Equipment Problems course, you’ll learn how to use sensor data to detect equipment issues based on failure mechanisms. We’ll also explore how to correlate signals across multiple sensors and interpret signal patterns for diagnostics. These skills help you improve detection accuracy and make better maintenance decisions. With these foundations in place, we’ll expand into how sensor signals are interpreted, compared, and used for maintenance decisions.
We’ll examine how sensor selection aligns with failure behavior, presenting examples of vibration and temperature signals linked to equipment faults. You’ll develop the ability to correlate multi-sensor data and build confidence in interpreting signal characteristics, and you’ll strengthen your skills in using trends to detect developing issues. We’ll also explore alarm thresholds, predictive indicators, and data quality factors to give you a complete understanding of sensor-based diagnostics. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to analyze sensor data and identify developing faults based on equipment condition.
Learning Objectives:
• Identify sensors based on equipment failure mechanisms
• Explain how multi-sensor data improves fault detection
• Interpret signal patterns for diagnostic decisions
• Analyze trends to detect developing equipment issues
• Apply thresholds and data quality checks for accurate monitoring
You'll learn how to use sensor data to detect equipment issues based on failure mechanisms, correlate signals across multiple sensors, interpret signal patterns for diagnostics, use trends to detect developing issues, and apply alarm thresholds, predictive indicators, and data quality checks for accurate monitoring.
The lessons cover sensor selection by failure mechanism, multi-sensor data correlation, signal interpretation for diagnostics, alarm thresholds versus predictive indicators, and data quality and signal integrity, with knowledge-check quizzes throughout.
The course builds skills in correlation analysis, fault detection and isolation, and sensors — including the ability to correlate multi-sensor data, interpret signal characteristics, and identify developing faults based on equipment condition.
Yes. It presents examples of vibration and temperature signals linked to equipment faults to show how sensor selection aligns with failure behavior.
The course includes multiple "Test Your Knowledge" lessons placed after key topic sections.