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A leading power and water utilities company.
Utilities
Centrifugal and high-pressure pumps are the most important assets at water treatment plants. To monitor performance and efficiency of these pumps, our client followed a calendar-based vibration and temperature monitoring process that captures data based on a predetermined schedule. This data is manually entered into a spreadsheet, and forms the baseline to analyze threshold variations. Apart from the time and effort involved, this process was highly error-prone. Inability to identify and determine cause of deviation from normal values often led to time- and cost-intensive breakdowns.
To overcome the problems associated with manual monitoring of pumps, we proposed SeeMyMachinesTM, an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) solution for condition monitoring and predictive maintenance.
We deployed SeeMyMachines, an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) solution that captures data from equipment by interfacing with controllers and/or sensors.
Deployment was done in a phased manner with the pilot implementation covering six pumps at one unit. This involved commissioning, calibration, data collection, portal setup, configuration, cloud access, and online monitoring. Subsequent phases were completed in eight months with connectivity established across 174 pumps.
SeeMyMachines provided a bird’s-eye view into the condition of pumps, with performance data available 24X7 in real-time. The platform supports web as well as mobile interfaces to access equipment data from anywhere through secured and authorized connections.
We deployed SeeMyMachines, an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) solution that captures data from equipment by interfacing with controllers and/or sensors.
Deployment was done in a phased manner with the pilot implementation covering six pumps at one unit. This involved commissioning, calibration, data collection, portal setup, configuration, cloud access, and online monitoring. Subsequent phases were completed in eight months with connectivity established across 174 pumps.
SeeMyMachines provided a bird’s-eye view into the condition of pumps, with performance data available 24X7 in real-time. The platform supports web as well as mobile interfaces to access equipment data from anywhere through secured and authorized connections.