技术
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 数据管理平台
- 传感器 - 流量计
- 传感器 - 压力传感器
- 传感器 - 温度传感器
适用行业
- 公用事业
用例
- 机器状态监测
客户
塔塔电力
关于客户
塔塔电力是印度第二大私营电力生产商,隶属于拥有 4,100 多名员工的塔塔集团。公司的核心业务是发电、输电和配电。
挑战
塔塔电力的发电设备原始设备制造商 (M/s BHEL) 需要提供所有的仪器仪表和测量设备,用于进行性能保证和性能评估测试。 M/s BHEL 在进行 PG 测试时面临许多具体挑战:为仪器采用高精度数字通信、缩短设置和拆卸时间、减少所需硬件、进行便携式仪器设置、避免临时布线工作和材料浪费成本
解决方案
霍尼韦尔 XYR 6000 无线温度、压力和流量变送器安装在各个过程点,以测量关键过程参数。多节点安装在发电单元内的有利位置,所有数据都可用于实时可视化、趋势/历史报告和数据导出到 Microsoft Excel。 Experion 平台用于数据记录、分析和报告,以支持 PG 测试程序。硬件组件 - 霍尼韦尔 XYR 6000 变送器 - 多节点 - WSG 软件组件 - 霍尼韦尔 Experion 平台
收集的数据
Fluid Flow Rates, Pressure, Process Parameters, Setup Time, Temperature
运营影响
数量效益
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