This document discusses condition monitoring techniques including infrared thermography, electric motor testing, oil analysis, and wear particle analysis. Infrared thermography uses infrared cameras to detect heat patterns that can indicate issues in mechanical and electrical equipment. Electric motor testing evaluates the electrical condition of motors through both static offline tests, like insulation resistance testing, and dynamic online tests using current analysis and flux coils. Oil analysis examines lubricant condition to identify contamination or wear metal additions that serve as early failure warnings. Wear particle analysis goes further by microscopically analyzing oil samples to classify wear types like corrosive, sliding, or cutting wear and pinpoint their source.