A cement plant typically runs dozens of process fans — raw mill fans, cooler fans, baghouse fans, conveying fans — and most are managed the same way: a PM checklist on a calendar, with downtime, energy use, vibration and lubrication tracked separately, if tracked at all. That fragmentation makes it nearly impossible to see which fans are actually draining your budget versus which ones are simply running as expected. OxMaint's process fan dashboard pulls downtime, energy, vibration, lubrication and PM compliance into a single view per fan, so reliability and cost decisions are based on one consistent picture. Book a demo to see your fan fleet in one dashboard.
One Dashboard for Every Fan in Your Plant — Not Five Spreadsheets
OxMaint brings downtime, energy consumption, vibration trends, lubrication schedules and PM compliance together in a single dashboard per process fan.
The Five Metrics That Define Fan Health
A fan can look fine on any single metric and still be heading toward failure. OxMaint tracks all five together so nothing slips through because one number looked acceptable in isolation.
Downtime
Unplanned stops and total hours lost per fan, trended month over month.
Energy Use
Power draw against baseline, flagging fans consuming more than their design profile.
Vibration
Trend lines per bearing point, with deviation alerts before levels reach alarm thresholds.
Lubrication
Schedule adherence and overdue greasing or oil changes visible at a glance.
PM Compliance
Percentage of scheduled preventive tasks actually completed on time, per fan.
What the OxMaint Fan Dashboard Looks Like in Practice
Stop Reviewing Fan Performance Across Five Different Reports
Bring downtime, energy, vibration, lubrication and PM compliance into one dashboard with OxMaint.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the dashboard cover all fan types, not just process fans?
Yes. While built around process fans like mill, cooler and baghouse fans, the same dashboard structure applies to any rotating equipment with downtime, energy, vibration, lubrication and PM data — including pumps and compressors, configurable from your asset registry.
How is the "health" status on each fan calculated?
Health status is calculated from a weighted combination of current vibration trend, PM compliance percentage, and energy deviation from baseline, giving a quick visual signal before anyone has to dig into individual charts.
Do we need to migrate our existing PM schedules to use this?
Existing PM schedules can be imported directly into OxMaint, and the dashboard begins populating compliance data from the next scheduled cycle, so there's no need to rebuild your maintenance plan from scratch before getting visibility.
Can plant managers see this without logging into the maintenance system daily?
Dashboard summaries can be scheduled as automated reports sent on a daily or weekly basis, so managers get the fan health picture without needing to log in separately. You can book a demo to set up your preferred reporting cadence.
See Every Fan's Health in One Place, Starting Today
OxMaint's fan dashboard turns scattered maintenance data into one clear view your whole team can act on.
