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Copyright © 2008 Rockwell Automation, Inc. All rights reserved. Rockwell Automation Condition Monitoring A Predictive element of a Strategic Approach to Maintenance Copyright © 2008 Rockwell Automation, Inc. All rights reserved. 2 SEEMS BAD. LET’S SHUT IT DOWN I THINK IT’S MISALIGNED I DON’T THINK IT’S TOO BAD! LEAVE IT ALONE Intro to Vibration

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Copyright © 2008 Rockwell Automation, Inc. All rights reserved.

Rockwell Automation Condition Monitoring

A Predictive element of a StrategicApproach to Maintenance

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SEEMS BAD.LET’S SHUT IT DOWN

I THINKIT’S

MISALIGNED

I DON’T THINK IT’STOO BAD!

LEAVE IT ALONE

Intro to Vibration

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Vibration Analysis

The vibrationanalysis says it’sout of balance.

At 7 mm/secit’s only slightly

rough.

That’s good!We can

continueoperations but

planmaintenance.

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What is Condition Monitoring?

– Physical characteristics are identified thatcollectively indicate the current condition of themachine.

– Each of these characteristics is measured,analyzed, and recorded so that trends can berecognized.

Example: Vibration level increasing with time.

– The goal is to identify changes in thecondition of a machine that will indicate somepotential failure.

• Condition Monitoring is the collection and trending of parameters whichchange when machine condition begins to degrade.

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Condition Monitoring

Rockwell Automation Services & Support

ConditionMonitoring

ProtectionSystems

SurveillanceSystems

PortableSystems

Sensors &Accessories

ConditionMonitoringServices

Predict• Service Assessments

– Identify the human and equipment issues that hinderproduction

– Develop a maintenance strategy to maximise youroverall equipment effectiveness

• Condition Monitoring– On-site Collection, Analysis and Reporting

• Remote Monitoring Services– Identify and correct problems that decrease efficiency

and could lead to equipment failure

• Repair / remanufacturing– All third party electromechanical equipment

DynamicXM-120 Standard – 2 channel

Overall MeasurementsXM-160/1/2 Overall Vibration Modules –6 channel

SpeedXM-220 Dual Speed – 2 channel

Process & TSIXM-360 Process – 6 channel

DynamicXM-120 Standard – 2 channel

Overall MeasurementsXM-160/1/2 Overall Vibration Modules –6 channel

SpeedXM-220 Dual Speed – 2 channel

Process & TSIXM-360 Process – 6 channel

16 channels

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Innovation in ICM: Wireless & Hosting

• Wireless: Integrated solution using XM / Enwatch with industrial GPRS modem– Commercial Off The Shelf products (COTS) in IP56 enclosure– Apply anywhere where there is GSM without IT complexity– Leading protection / surveillance hardware

– How it works:

• Hosted: Emonitor software on a central secure server– Hosted software with ‘local’ functionality– Access via Citrix– Central point for data import from multiple sources

– Data easily analysed elsewhere`

DNET ENET GPRS

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Remote Condition Monitoring

• Data collection andanalysis online viainternet

• Cost effective• Robust• Flexible• Adaptable• Upgradeable• COTS – Commercial

Off The Shelf solutions

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Technical Overview

•Types of regime•Data Transfer•Data Harvesting•Secure Connections•Data Analysis

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Direct Monitoring - Motor / Pump

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Direct Monitoring - Motor / Gear / Pump

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Direct Monitoring System Configurations

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XM XMSensors

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Direct Monitoring Single Location System

• 1768 CompactLogix System– 2 MB memory - 84 machines– Web pages & faceplates as HMI, authenticated e-mails– L43, EWEB, DNet, I/O, XM, power supply

• XM120 or XM160– 2 channel XM120 for spectrum band alarms– 6 channel XM160 for overall alarms only– XM, power supply

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Direct Monitoring Distributed Systems

• 1768 CompactLogix System– 2 MB user memory - 84 machines max– 64 EtherNet/IP connections - 32 remote cabinets max– Web pages & faceplates as HMI, authenticated e-mails– L43, ENet/IP, EWEB, power supply

• XM120 or XM160– 2 channel XM120 for spectrum band alarms– 6 channel XM160 for overall alarms only– EN2DN, XM, power supply

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Support & Maintenance Services

• Start-up & Commissioning - estimated functions,not fixed price unless project– XM start-up - estimated at 8 modules per day– Logic and HMI customization - needs to be scoped– Emonitor database set-up

• Remote Analysis– Fixed price based on machine or point count– Program start-up– Web reporting

• Local service delivery leader involved inspecification and implementation of all supportservices

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Analysis

• 10 UK Based engineers• Average 20 years of industry experience per

engineer• Eight large ICM analysis contracts in: Paper & Pulp,

Marine, Oil & Gas, Mining• Vibration / Oil analysis / Thermography / Ultrasonic• Domain experts in ICM hardware and asset

management• Integration expert from ICM into automation systems

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Field electromechanical work

Through our local offices and partners, we can deliver:• Alignment / Balancing• Lubrications• Thermography analysis• Take portable vibration / lubrication data• Replace motors / bearings• Deliver and install motor control equipment• Hold local spares (consignment stock)• Guarantee engineering response times

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Red to Green – ICM in practice

Every X minutes Work Order

Emonitor Software Alarm Review

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Industrial Condition MonitoringPricing example XM160

EtherNet/IP

RSView32-ICM Faceplate

Devicenet

EtherNet IPGateway

XM160

XM160 6ch incl engineering:12000Euro

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Overview of ICM Services supplied to British Gypsum Ltd

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ICM Services

400 machines covered by vibration monitoring on monthly routine

400+ machines covered by thermal imaging on monthly routine

100+ slow moving units additionally covered by Ultrasonic

10 units with oil analysis baseline data- oil analysis routine to

be developed over next 12 months.

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Success stories

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Application notes:

http://www.rockwellautomation.com/services/conditionmonitoring/

‘Condition Monitoring literature’

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Thank You for listening !

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