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New
Technologies for Increasing Asset Reliability
*Please note
that this workshop has been cancelled*
Presented by Emerson Process Management
September 13, 2010
Chicago, IL
This one-day course will cover the application
and value of new and/or unique technologies for increasing
Reliability in facilities across all industries. Specifically,
the course will cover 3 areas:
a. Implementing vibration monitoring in
a situational context by integrating protection, prediction
and performance monitoring with the process automation system.
Increased vibration with increased speed or load may be
normal, but how much increase is acceptable? Integration
sheds light on subjects such as how much can I push my process
before damaging the machine? If I have a process upset,
what parameters can I change without impacting machine health?
If a have a machine malfunctions, what process changes can
I make to lessen the affects of the malfunction? In this
section we will review:
• Measureable value delivered through the integration
of these technologies
• Examples of reduced reliability through the stand-alone
application of these technologies
• Opportunities to implement this integration in the
most cost-effective manner
b. Introducing wireless technology to your predictive
maintenance program. Wireless technology is one of
the hottest topics in predictive and reliability based maintenance
today. But before any facilities jumps into a wireless investment,
there are several issues that need to be understood:
• Cost and performance benefits – wireless technology
can be a low-cost alternative to traditional monitoring
methods, and in more dangerous environments may be the only
option. But what’s the best approach to getting started?
• Field network options – wireless technology
is only as good as the network on which it operates. A self-organizing
mesh network is a critical component to insuring the reliability
of the program.
• Security considerations – whether the introduction
of wireless technology is an expansion of an existing network
or a new application, IT concerns for security and stability
will need to be address.
c. Learn PeakVue™ best practices for the earliest
and most accurate detection of developing faults in roller
bearings and gearboxes. Commonly practiced demodulation
techniques can actually mask developing problems by altering
the original peak data. In this section we will discuss:
• Emerson’s alternative to demodulation, the
patented PeakVue method for processing peak amplitudes
• Specific case history examples of PeakVue success
where demodulation failed to identify a developing problem.
• How PeakVue is applied in both route-based and online
monitoring programs.
d. End User Case History supporting successful implementation
of these technologies. We have been very successful
in the past getting customers within reasonable driving
range of a given location to present their own real-world
case history. If this seminar is selected, we will pursue
appropriate case histories.
Audience
Recommended attendance for this seminar includes:
• Maintenance Managers and/or Maintenance Engineering,
or anyone responsible for the planning and execution of
a predictive or reliability based maintenance program
• Operations personnel who are looking for closer
integration to the maintenance program
• Plant Managers who are interested in achieving greater
Reliability to effect the bottom-line.
Presented by:
Deane Horn, Product Line Manager for Online Monitors.
Deane has been with Emerson for 13 years and has a B.S.E.E.
Deane serves on the API 670 subcommittee and has numerous
published papers on online machinery monitoring including
Turbomachinery and Control magazines, and he presents annually
on the topic at Emerson’s Global User’s Exchange.
Deane is well versed in the integration of technologies
with process automation, and can elaboration on the various
applications of PeakVue technology.
Dan Nower, Global Manager Online Systems. Dan has
held a variety of positions in his 20 years with Emerson,
but is currently responsible for a team of online and wireless
monitoring experts. Dan holds a B.S.M.E. and is frequently
called on for customer presentations around the world.
THE DETAILS
What: New Technologies for Increasing Asset Reliability
When: September 13, 2010
*Please note that this workshop has been cancelled*
Where: Holiday
Inn at Tinley Park
How: For non-members, click
here. Once you successfully become a member, please
use the SMRP member instructions for registering. For SMRP
members,click
here.
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are still having problems, please email Ali
Sturman.
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