Sticker, condition monitoring system, method & computer program product

a condition monitoring system and condition monitoring technology, applied in the direction of temperature measurement of moving solids, instruments, heat measurement, etc., can solve the problems of excessive heat, pressure and friction, significant commercial loss to the end user, and progressive flaking or pitting of the surface of rolling elements and the surface of corresponding bearing races,

Inactive Publication Date: 2018-09-13
AB SKF
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Benefits of technology

Enables immediate operator attention to potential issues, shortens data processing times, and lowers memory storage requirements, facilitating timely maintenance and reducing the risk of component failure.

Problems solved by technology

Rotating components such as bearings are often used in critical applications, wherein their failure in service would result in significant commercial loss to the end-user.
Fatigue failure of a rolling element bearing results from progressive flaking or pitting of the surfaces of the rolling elements and of the surfaces of the corresponding bearing races.
The flaking and pitting may cause seizure of one or more of the rolling elements, which in turn may generate excessive heat, pressure and friction.
However, this type of life prediction is considered inadequate for the purpose of maintenance planning for several reasons.
Another reason is that a bearing's residual life may be radically compromised by short-duration events or unplanned events, such as overloads, lubrication failures, installation errors, etc.
Yet another reason is that, even if nominal operating conditions are accurately reproduced in service, the inherently random character of the fatigue process may give rise to large statistical variations in the actual residual life of substantially identical bearings.
This can however result in long transmission and display times and the data can be difficult to display or interpret.
The transmission, display, storage and interpretation of such data can require a significant amount of energy, time and expertise, and consequently decreases the rate at which measurements and analyses can be made.

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[0042]FIG. 1a) shows a sticker 10 for attaching to at least one part of a machine 11 comprising at least one rotating component that is to be monitored during normal operation of the machine 11 comprising at least one rotating component where the vibration level of the machine 11 comprising at least one rotating component does not exceed a predetermined level but lies within a normal range for that machine 11 comprising at least one rotating component in that application. The predetermined level may be determined / selected by a manufacturer or user depending on the machine 11 comprising at least one rotating component and the application in which the machine 11 comprising at least one rotating component is used. A manufacturer will namely provide different stickers 10 having different vibration status indicators 12 for use with different components and / or for use in different applications. A manufacturer may provide a suitable sticker 10 on a machine 11 comprising at least one rotati...

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Abstract

A sticker for attaching to at least one part of a machine providing at least one rotating component to be monitored. The sticker having a vibration status indicator indicating when a vibration of the at least one rotating component exceeds a predetermined level.

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CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS[0001]This continuation application claims priority to U.S. patent application Ser. No. 15 / 407,032, filed Jan. 16, 2017, which claims the benefit of Swedish patent application number 1650073-8, filed on Jan. 22, 2016, the contents of which are both fully incorporated herein by reference.FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0002]The present invention concerns a sticker for attaching to a machine comprising at least one rotating component that is to be monitored and a condition monitoring system for monitoring machine comprising at least one rotating, which provides at least one such sticker and at least one device that is arranged to collect data from at least one such sticker. The present invention also concerns a method and computer program product for monitoring the condition of a machine comprising at least one rotating component.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0003]Condition monitoring is the process of determining the condition of machines comprising rotati...

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Patent Type & AuthorityApplications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): G08B21/18G01H3/10G01H1/00G01K1/02
CPCG01H3/10G08B21/187G01H1/003G01K1/02G08B21/182G01M13/00G01M13/02G01M13/021G01M13/028G01M13/04G01M13/045G01K11/12G01K13/08
InventorWELIN, ANDERSSTAYKOV, SVETOSLAV
OwnerAB SKF