OPERATION & MAINTENANCE OF POWER PLANTS


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manufacturer AUMA has launched Coralink, its


new digital ecosystem. Coralink supports plant operators across all phases of the plant’s lifecycle, from commissioning and predictive maintenance to active life cycle management of their


AUMA actuators. Plant operators can ensure sustained plant availability and benefit from simple and efficient processes in everyday operation. At the heart of the new system is the ability to evaluate the extensive operating data that AUMA actuators record automatically in their role as intelligent field devices. The data can easily be read from each actuator, including via a smartphone. A new feature is a detailed action


combined expertise of AUMA service experts and decades of field experience. Plant operators can thus identify maintenance requirements at an early stage and take corrective measures in good time. Coralink also provides easy online access to documentation, spare parts ordering and AUMA service experts. The system is scalable and can


AUMA’s digital ecosystem helps plant operators ensure sustained plant availability while benefitting from simple and efficient processes around AUMA actuators


plan with concrete recommendations for action, which is accessible through just a few clicks. These recommendations are based on the


be used to check the condition of individual critical actuators, to monitor all the actuators on a plant, or to implement IIoT solutions. AUMA provides Coralink


free of charge in a very comprehensive basic version. l


For more information visit coralink.auma.com.


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