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CSI 4500 Machinery HealthTM Monitor

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<strong>Machinery</strong> Health TM Management<br />

PlantWeb Alerts provide<br />

actionable information.<br />

There are certain process variations<br />

that impact rotating machines in<br />

negative ways. For instance, low<br />

tank or head levels may increasevibration<br />

on a pump or hydro<br />

turbine. Faulty valves, incorrect<br />

process running conditions,<br />

upstream loads or downstream<br />

backups may also impact<br />

machinery health.<br />

Process event monitoring with<br />

adaptive automated vibration<br />

analysis will send PlantWeb Alerts,<br />

containing information about the<br />

fault, to operators at Emerson’s<br />

DeltaV digital automation system.<br />

As an example, when a tank level<br />

sensor indicates the level has<br />

exceeded a designated low set<br />

point, the <strong>CSI</strong> <strong>4500</strong> detects and<br />

automatically adapts its monitoring<br />

strategy to begin “watching” for a<br />

cavitation parameter to exceed a<br />

defined fault level. A PlantWeb<br />

Alert labeled cavitation is then<br />

delivered to the operator at the<br />

DeltaV station. The operator can<br />

take action such as adjusting the<br />

level of an upstream tank to<br />

decrease vibration and increase<br />

efficiency on a pump, adjusting<br />

tank levels<br />

to stop cavitations, or increasing<br />

speed of a machine to eliminate<br />

a resonance condition.<br />

<strong>Machinery</strong> Health feedback integrates to process automation systems,<br />

such as Emerson’s Ovation ® and DeltaV digital automation systems.<br />

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