Published May 1999 | Version v1
Report

Diagnostic suite neuro-fuzzy in an advanced alarm monitoring and predictive diagnostic system for rotating machinery

Creators

  • 1. Foxboro Scada (Italy)

Description

The 'Foxboro SCADA', former 'Automation Systems Division' of Nuovo Pignone, at the end of eighty years, has been involved in the development of a flexible and powerful Diagnostic System for Rotating Machinery designed and manufactured in other divisions of the Company. This system amalgamates, in a single computer, all the functionality nowadays necessary to correctly manage locally and remotely the Evolutionary Maintenance of rotating machines as well as the relevant plants. It's specially designed to plan preventive and emergency maintenance procedures and to help the maintenance staff/service in preventing the occurrence of failures or severe damage to complete turbo-machinery plant including turbine, compressor and other machines. The system is designed to supervise and to analyze the operating state of one or more turbo- machinery units such as turbo-compressors, turbo-generators and turbo-pumps giving an effective support to plan preventive and breakdown maintenance monitoring the performances of each turbo-group's element and analyzing a large number of thermodynamic and mechanical parameters related to high pressure turbines, low pressure turbines, combustion chambers, axial compressors and load (compressors, generators, and pumps). A brief presentation of the system is provided (author) (ml)

Part of:
Enlarged Halden programme group meeting on man-machine systems research and high burn-up fuel performance, safety and reliability and degradation of in-core materials and water chemistry effects. Volume I

Additional details

Publishing Information

Imprint Title
Man-machine systems research and high burn-up fuel performance, safety and reliability and degradation of in-core materials and water chemistry effects
Imprint Pagination
vp.
Journal Page Range
16 p.
Report number
HPR--352/v.1

Conference

Title
Enlarged HPG meeting on man-machine systems research and high burn-up fuel performance, safety and reliability and degradation of in-core materials and water chemistry effects
Dates
24-29 May 1999
Place
Loen (Norway)

Optional Information

Notes
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