Remote Diagnostics Will Reduce Service Costs And Increase Uptime Of Filtration Systems
Filtration OEMs can use built-in device diagnostics to monitor and maintain automation component performance.
Productivity is more reliable when equipment can be monitored to detect incipient failures and take corrective action before the plant goes down. But many devices, such as analog control valves, pneumatic valve terminals and field sensors, often do not offer diagnostic feedback, or it is not being used. This white paper describes how this problem is being addressed, and includes an example of pneumatic valve terminals that can monitor, among other things, open load or coil currents at the specific valve and pressure inside the valve terminal.
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