Introduction Predictive monitoring is the key to predictive maintenance. Condition monitoring helps to indicate developing faults in the machinery by identifying significant enough changes. The process critical machines - turbines, or boilers, for example, cover usually around 5% of the machines.
Introduction Treon products, from the Treon Gateway to Treon Industrial Nodes within a mesh network, can be addressed via device management (DM) commands.
These DM commands can be used to acquire information from the products, to change their configuration and to update them.
Introduction Before and after the deployment of a mesh network, it is important to test and troubleshoot common issues in deployment.
Testing the Network Before you install the physical devices at the deployment site, first perform a dry-run of the system to test if the network runs.
This article shows the default configuration of the Treon Industrial Node 6.
Fig.: Treon Industrial Node 6 DM Model. Timer Parameters Time ON/OFF Measurement Selection Timer 1 1h ON 0 Timer 2 6h ON 1 Timer 3 24h OFF 2 and 3 Status Interval 3h ON none Measurement Parameters Measurement ID 0 1 2 3 Default Axis 3 3 3 x-axis All G-Range 4 4 4 4 4 Sample Amount 36864 36864 36864 68268 110592 Calculations 1 and 3 2 and 4 5 6 0 Calculation Parameters CalcID 1 2 3 4 5 6 Default Features v-RMS, v-PEAK, v-P2P, Clipping detect LOW FFT, Clipping detect a-RMS, a-PEAK, a-P2P, Kurtosis, Crest, Clipping detect HIGH FFT, Clipping detect Raw data Raw data FFT, aRMS, aPEAK Low cut-off 10 10 no filter no filter no filter High cut-off 1000 1333 no filter no filter no filter Decimation 9 0 1 Averages 0 9 0 Overlap % 0 0 0 Window Hanning Hanning Hanning Lines of resolution 1600 1600 2048 FFT format Variable Variable Auto (no variable) Wakeup Parameters Default Feature Enable OFF Wake-up G-range 4G Wake-up threshold 8 Wake-up Action Delay 30s Wake-up Blank-time 900s Action measurement ON Action Indication OFF Action LED ON Measurements to be triggered 1 Treon Support You still have questions?
Introduction For this installation method, the Treon Industrial Node is directly attached to the machine surface. This minimizes the vibration transmission route for best measurement quality. Manual alignment of the Industrial Node is not possible with this installation method.
Introduction Treon products, from the Treon Gateway to Treon Industrial Nodes, within a mesh network can be addressed via device management (DM) commands.
These DM commands can be used to acquire information from the products, to change their configuration and to update them.
Introduction Working with large amounts of data, that occur when transmitting burst data from the nodes to the Treon Gateway, needs to be taken into account when planning and deploying a mesh network.
The Treon Industrial Node might not be connected to the Treon Gateway The first method to check that the Treon Industrial Node is connected to the Treon Gateway can be done manually on the product:
Introduction There are two alternative network deployments that solve common issues when working with large data in a mesh network.
There are ways to circumvent some of the mesh network’s features that in specific cases can stand against the optimal usage of the Treon products.