Artesis Condition Monitoring
Artesis Condition Monitoring
Machines Monitoring
A 4.0 condition monitoring Study Cases
Methods
ISO 20958:2013
ISO 20958:2013 is a standard describing different condition monitoring techniques [4]. MCM technology is mentioned in section
4.3.4 under the title “Model-based voltage and current system”. Artesis was involved directly in the contribution of the standard. It
also refers to an article written by Artesis General Manager Prof. Dr. Ahmet Duyar [17].
[17] A. Duyar, A. Bates Motor condition monitoring; MCM; An inexpensive, simple to use model based condition monitoring
technology. J. Maintenance Asset Management. 2006, 21 pp. 13–22
The book “Condition Monitoring of Marine Machinery, Guidelines for Shipowners and Managers” discusses on early fault detection
of generators and electrical motors and driven equipment via MCM technology. The book refers to and thanks to Artesis.
MCM Condition Monitoring
Measures the current and voltage signals from electrical supply to the motor to identify existing
and developing faults on electric motors and their driven equipment, specifically:
a) Mechanical Faults – e.g. unbalance, misalignment, roller bearings
b) Electrical Faults – e.g. loose windings, short circuits
c) Process Faults – e.g. cavitation, plugged filters and screens
Provides clear information for fault detection, diagnostics, time to failure and corrective actions,
with MCM software used to view the data
Applicable to 3-phase AC fixed and variable speed motors and generators
Fault Detection Diagnosis & Assessment Corrective Actions & Work Order
Not Data, But Information Provided
Related Failure Modes and its condition, knowing asset’s healthiness in an instant!
And more
Estimated Time-to-
Failure Information
Still More
For Advance User
Fault parameter trending
Dashboard?
24 hours monitoring
Process-induced failure
Parts failure
Mobile display
3 Days 7 Days
• In order to construct the mathematical model of the motor that it is connected to,
MCM has to complete the learn period. This period can take 7-10 days
• The learn period has two stages.
– Learn stage, in which MCM classifies the signals and does not do any
monitoring
– Improve stage, in which MCM starts monitoring and also updates the
mathematical model (constructed during the first stage) with new data
Availability
Installation
• Require modification in MCC
Study Cases
Case 1 Industry: Water
Fault: Bearing
Equipment: Pump
Nominal Values: 380V- 3.6A