BS ISO 13372:2012

Comprehensive Condition Monitoring and Diagnostics Standard

BS ISO 13372:2012 is the definitive standard for condition monitoring and diagnostics of machines. Developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), this comprehensive guide provides a common framework for effective asset management and predictive maintenance programs.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Establishes a common terminology and vocabulary for condition monitoring and diagnostics
• Outlines standardized documentation and reporting requirements
• Supports compliance with regulatory and industry-specific requirements
• Enables more effective planning and optimization of maintenance activities
• Helps organizations maximize the useful life of critical machinery and equipment

Ensure Effective Condition Monitoring and Diagnostics

Proper condition monitoring and diagnostics are essential for maintaining the reliability, availability, and performance of industrial machinery and equipment. BS ISO 13372:2012 provides the framework and guidance needed to implement robust monitoring and diagnostic programs that deliver tangible business benefits.

Key Technical Specifications:

• Covers a wide range of machine types, including rotating, reciprocating, and stationary equipment
• Addresses various monitoring techniques, such as vibration analysis, thermography, and oil analysis
• Provides standardized terminology and definitions for condition monitoring parameters and indicators
• Specifies requirements for documentation, including condition monitoring plans and reports
• Aligns with other relevant ISO standards for asset management and maintenance

Ensure Compliance and Optimize Asset Management

By adhering to the requirements and guidelines outlined in BS ISO 13372:2012, organizations can ensure compliance with regulatory and industry-specific standards, while also optimizing the performance and lifespan of their critical assets. This standard is an essential resource for maintenance professionals, asset managers, and anyone responsible for the effective management of industrial machinery and equipment.