SANDS Power Quality Analyzer PQ1108 is a wireless instrument with the metrology in the base unit and all the HMI functions in the Android mobile or Tablet. All user interfaces – textual and graphical are developed in the Tab, with a number of innovative features. Also, field engineers can customize the screens to suit their requirements. With the wireless communication between the metrology part – which is connected to the High Voltage - and the user interface, human safety is ensured.
Power Quality measurements can be carried out for both high voltage and low voltage network using a variety of clamp Current Transformers (10A or 100A or 500A) or flexible Rogowski current sensors (500A, 1000A or 3000A).
“Harmonics always originate as current harmonics, and voltage harmonics are the result of current harmonics.”
Current harmonics occur because of the presence of non-linear loads like variable speed drives, inverters, UPS, television sets, PCs, semiconductor circuits, welding sets, and arc furnaces in the system. They act as harmonic current sources, thus, in most applications, the first level diagnostics can be done well with current quality measurements and analysis; a cost-effective alternative to expensive Power Quality Analyzers.
3SIQ enables current quality analysis using wireless technology and thus, allows operators to work from a safe distance. This Industry 4.0 and ISO 50001 Condition-based monitoring solution seamlessly combines the flexibility of using any smartphone or tablet to provide powerful analytics and insights towards predictive maintenance, making the maintenance engineers’ life not only safer, but also smarter.
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Detection of early failure of motors in pumps, fans, and compressors
Reduction of equipment failure costs & downtime by predicting early symptoms of failure
Continuous monitoring helps in detecting sudden failures due to transient conditions
GPRS & Wi-FI connectivity to the internet and cloud server
Cloud-based diagnostics and dashboards for maintenance engineers and supervisors
Centralized monitoring of all motors within the plant or geographically distributed assets in various locations
A NON-INTRUSIVE MEASUREMENT SCHEME THAT AVOIDS SHUTDOWN
Motor current signature analysis (MCSA) has proven to be a highly valuable predictive maintenance tool. Motor faults related to stator, rotor, belts, couplers, alignment and load unbalance are easily identified through the use of a demodulated current spectrum.
SOURCE : DWT based bearing fault detection in induction motor using noise cancellation by K.C. Deekshit Kompellaa, Venu Gopala Rao Mannamb, Srinivasa Rao Rayapudic
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