CSI 2140 Machinery Health Analyzer - Emerson Process Management
CSI 2140 Machinery Health Analyzer - Emerson Process Management
CSI 2140 Machinery Health Analyzer - Emerson Process Management
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<strong>CSI</strong> <strong>2140</strong> <strong>Machinery</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Analyzer</strong> June 2013Modular Design to Match Your NeedsThe <strong>CSI</strong> <strong>2140</strong> can be configured to specifically address yourcurrent needs – and is modular to expand as your needs changein the future. Easily and affordably expand your capabilitieswhile protecting your initial investment. This versatile unit canbe purchased as a single-, dual-, or 4-channel analyzer – with orwithout route measurement capability or as a dedicated fieldbalancer. Put together any combination of capabilities to matchyour requirements. Additional modules are also available fortransient and structural analysis.Advanced Cross-Channel Analysis - Standard datacollection serves as an excellent base for identifyingdeveloping machinery faults, but cross-channel analysis isoften required to identify the root cause of the fault. Inaddition to regular data collection, the advanced cross-channelapplication also measures coherence and transfer functionsbetween the measured channels. Cross-channel analysisenhances the vibration data by helping to determine theactual movement of the shaft during operation and identifyingstructural faults such as cracks and resonance. Cross-Channeldata is typically collected between a reference sensor and upto three other sensors, and full transfer function, phase andcoherence data is available with every channel.Operating Deflection Shape (ODS) Modal Analysis – ODSdata allows for a structural modeling of a machine that is thenanimated using actual operating vibration data. Analysts canobserve visually how the machine is moving during operation,and could identify the need for a structural correction. Data iscollected while the machine is running and shows motion dueto a combination of structural resonances (typically seen inmodal analysis) and operational forces such as misalignment orimbalance. Using four-channel data collection is a non-intrusivemeans for easily capturing all the necessary data withoutinterrupting production. The pairing of a triaxial andregular single axis accelerometer combined with simultaneous4-channel collection can make the ODS data acquisition simpleand efficient.Transient Analysis - The Advanced Transient Analysisapplication allows you to record the raw vibration signal overa prolonged period of time for post-processing and analysis.This is essential for diagnostics of turbomachinery startup andcoastdown or machines with short, repetitive duty cycles.Unlike other offerings the <strong>CSI</strong> <strong>2140</strong> captures transientwaveform data as a single continuous block of data and notmultiple shorter data blocks that are then pieced together inthe software. This continuous waveform data ensures thatnothing is missed in the collection or diagnosis. This data canbe examined directly on the <strong>CSI</strong> <strong>2140</strong> or even replayed live inAMS <strong>Machinery</strong> Manager.The triaxial accelerometer collects data at the measurementlocation from a vertical, horizontal, and axial directionssimultaneously.Field Balancing - The Advanced Balancing applicationallows you to use the <strong>CSI</strong> <strong>2140</strong> as a field balancer. Thisapplication combines advanced technology with simple,straightforward operation for a fast, effective solution to yourbalancing problems. The graphical user interface automaticallyguides you through the balance checklist so only minimaltraining is required for effective operation. The applicationoffers a basic mode for simpler machine trains and an advancedbalancing mode with up to 4-planes for longer more complexmachine trains. Full job documentation can be printed orstored in AMS <strong>Machinery</strong> Manager.6www.assetweb.com