Engine condition-monitoring systems

Condition Monitoring (CM) Condition-Moniloring Syslem(s) (CMS) Engine Condition Monitoring (ECM) Engine Condition-Monitoring System(s) (ECMS)... 

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Van Horenbeek, A., Van Ostaeyen, J., Duflou, J.R. Pintelon, L. (2013). Quantifying the added value of an imperfectly performing condition monitoring system—Application to a wind turbine gearbox Reliability Engineering System Safety, 111 45-57. 

The convenience of the offered monitoring system consists in an opportunity fast adjustment in conditions of many nomenclature manufacture, reception of the protocol of the testing results, opportunity of use of the unskilled personnel. By an offered principle installations for the testing of welding by explosion of cases of plunger pumps, details of air engineering and other were developed. 

An additional diverse way to respond to failures in the support systems is the following. An independent person (a shift supervisor or safety engineer) periodically monitors the critical safety function status trees. In the case of failures in the safety system support systems the safety system also fails, and a significant deviation of status of the CSFs is expected. This deviation should be detected and appropriate function restoration procedures should be implemented to bring the plant back into safe conditions. The operators are trained in the usage of the function restoration procedures. 

Some data from corrosion-monitoring probes do not measure corrosion rate, but rather give other useful information about the system. For example, suppose conditions change dramatically during a process upset. An ejq)erienced corrosion engineer can examine the data and correlate it with the upset conditions. Such analysis can provide insight into the process and help to improve performance and extend equipment lifetime. Changes in simple parameters such as pH, ion content, and temperature may lead to detection of a process upset. Without careful analysis, process upsets can reduce the corrosion lifetime of equipment and even cause a system failure. 

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