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Model-based V-I systems: - using your existing electric motors to tell you about your driven equipment’s condition Geoff Walker, Director, Artesis LLP MEETA

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Page 1: Model-based V-I systems: - using your existing electric motors to tell you about your driven equipment’s condition Geoff Walker, Director, Artesis LLP

Model-based V-I systems: - using your existing electric motors to tell you about your driven equipment’s condition

Geoff Walker, Director, Artesis LLP

MEETA

Page 2: Model-based V-I systems: - using your existing electric motors to tell you about your driven equipment’s condition Geoff Walker, Director, Artesis LLP

The level 1 challenge• How to keep existing, sometimes

elderly, plant going at max performance and min cost, avoiding unexpected downtime

• Moving from BD to PM to CBM (PdM) is a frequently chosen route

Page 3: Model-based V-I systems: - using your existing electric motors to tell you about your driven equipment’s condition Geoff Walker, Director, Artesis LLP

Why Predictive?

Breakdown maintenancePlanned maintenance

50% breakdown maintenance

10% breakdown maintenance

Predictive maintenance

Cost

Page 4: Model-based V-I systems: - using your existing electric motors to tell you about your driven equipment’s condition Geoff Walker, Director, Artesis LLP

The level 2 challenge: getting to Predictive

• Adopting CBM / PdM is not easy:• Technology?• Cost?• Culture / resource pressures

Remember the level 1 challenge - How to keep existing, sometimes elderly, plant going at max performance and min cost, avoiding unexpected downtime

Page 5: Model-based V-I systems: - using your existing electric motors to tell you about your driven equipment’s condition Geoff Walker, Director, Artesis LLP

The level 2 solution: an easier way to get what you want

• NASA developed technology! – Model based V-I systems• Use your existing motor as a sensor• Just measure voltage and current (3-

phases)• Provides an astonishing amount of

information on your equipment• Electrical (insulation, rotor bars,

stator windings, supply)• Mechanical (eg imbalance /

misalignment / bearing problems)• Operational (eg cavitation,

blocked filters, even tidal effects!)

Page 6: Model-based V-I systems: - using your existing electric motors to tell you about your driven equipment’s condition Geoff Walker, Director, Artesis LLP

How does it work?

Install Learn Run

Page 7: Model-based V-I systems: - using your existing electric motors to tell you about your driven equipment’s condition Geoff Walker, Director, Artesis LLP

What it is, what it does, how it works

Voltage Input – shape / size

Volts in

Resulting current – shape / size

Current

Behaviour of system

1. Summary screen:

Which machines have a problem?

1. Summary screen:

Which machines have a problem?

2. Diagnostic screen:

What’s wrong with them?What do I have to do?

2. Diagnostic screen:

What’s wrong with them?What do I have to do?

3. Trend screen:

How long do I have to act?

3. Trend screen:

How long do I have to act?

4. Spectrum screen:

Analysis background

4. Spectrum screen:

Analysis background

Page 8: Model-based V-I systems: - using your existing electric motors to tell you about your driven equipment’s condition Geoff Walker, Director, Artesis LLP

Tech Case 1: typical example of MCM maintenance cost saving on water pumps – >90% less £

Series of pumps with history of catastrophic failure – needing complete replacement of pump and motor on each occasion

MCM detected developing deterioration and advised repair to pump (not detected by other techniques)

Pump was repaired at low cost (cold resin repair to casing, replacement of cheap wear rings)

Motor, shaft, bearings, impeller all re-used.Cost and disruption a fraction of previous

experience; a few hundred £ compared to several thousand £

Page 9: Model-based V-I systems: - using your existing electric motors to tell you about your driven equipment’s condition Geoff Walker, Director, Artesis LLP

Pumping Station

Fuel Pump

Misalignment

Fuel Pump

4th July; laser shaft alignment

4th July; laser shaft alignment

Trials of Shaft adjustmentsTrials of Shaft adjustments

3th July; Change of Oil Seal

3th July; Change of Oil Seal

Maintenance QA verification

Page 10: Model-based V-I systems: - using your existing electric motors to tell you about your driven equipment’s condition Geoff Walker, Director, Artesis LLP

Advantages of model-based V-I systems

No sensors on plant Easy to install Great for inaccessible equipment Not disturbed by maintenance activities

Easy to useEasy to understandCovers broad range of failure modes

Electrical, Mechanical and OperationalFits with cultureAllows adoption of CBM: No unplanned downtime

Page 11: Model-based V-I systems: - using your existing electric motors to tell you about your driven equipment’s condition Geoff Walker, Director, Artesis LLP

Conclusions

MCM allows you to do good things: improve performance, reduce costs, avoid unexpected downtime, improve efficiency.

It’s simple to install and simple to use

Try it!

Page 12: Model-based V-I systems: - using your existing electric motors to tell you about your driven equipment’s condition Geoff Walker, Director, Artesis LLP

If you want to know more…

Thankyou

GeoffWalker

Artesis LLP,

St John’s Innovation Centre

CowleyRoad, Cambridge CB4 0WS

GeoffWalker

Artesis LLP,

St John’s Innovation Centre

CowleyRoad, Cambridge CB4 0WS

T 0845 634 3854

M 07989 547411

E geoff.walker@arte

sis.com

GeoffWalker

Artesis LLP,

St John’s Innovation Centre

CowleyRoad, Cambridge CB4 0WS

GeoffWalker

Artesis, S

t John’s Innovation Centre

CowleyRoad, Cambridge CB4 0WS

T +44 (0) 845 634 3854

M +44 (0) 7989 547411

E geoff.walker@arte

sis.com