Auto-diagnosis tool
Vibration analysis in a single touch. Learn how to use our new diagnosys tool; swiftly and accurately detects vibration anomalies, diagnosing potential machinery issues before they escalate.
1. What is the Auto-diagnosis tool for?
This is an analysis tool offered by EI-Analytic and DigivibeMX 11. That functions as a breakdown of possible failures at the analyzed points, with an assigned percentage of probability of occurrence.
The percentages of probability of occurrence of such failures are based on a series of parameters called “Rules“. This tool can help you identify:
- Static Imbalance
- Couple Imbalance
- Dynamic Imbalance
- Parallel Misalignment
- Angular Misalignment
- Bent Shaft
- Bearing Fault: Stage 2, 3, 4.
- Cocked bearing
- Bearing Looseness
For each failure, certain criteria or rules must be met to a greater or lesser extent. This tool offers the user to create his own rules with the failure conditions that he sets according to his needs.
2. How to access the tool?
Step 1.- Enter the EI Analytic platform and log in with your email and password.
Step 2.- In the toolbar located at the top of the main screen, select and expand the “Database” section and choose the option named “Diagnose”.
Step 3.- The system will direct you to the auto-diagnosis tool. In this section, you will see at first instance a graph in which the collected data will be represented and in the upper part the following options
- Load Machine. Allows you to select the machine containing the data to be analyzed.
- Diagnose Manager. Allows you to create your own conditional parameters by generating your own rules to identify a failure.
Another way to access the tool is through the machine tree, clicking directly on the machine followed by the point you want to analyze and going from there to the auto-diagnosis section.
3. How to use the tool?
Step 1.- Load machine or point data by clicking on ‘Load file data’. You will be able to see in the dropdown menu the points to select (if you have more than one point). It is necessary to consider that the analysis in the tool is performed per point.
Step 2.- You will be able to see in the dropdown menu the points to select (if you have more than one point). It is necessary to consider that the analysis is performed per point.
A list of rules set by the system with probabilities of failure will appear in a drop-down menu, and the number of conditions that were met and those that were not met can also be displayed.
These rules are programmed by default. However, refer to the Diagnostic Manager section to add new rules.
