Compass 6000 CMS
MODULAR CONDITION MONITORING AND DIAGNOSTICS
Compass 6000 helps detect faults early for improved maintenance planning and automatically trends the health of rotating machinery. To do that, the system acquires vibration and process data via Brüel & Kjær Vibro’s own rack-based VIBROCONTROL 6000® . Alternatively, it can connect to any other supplier’s machine protection system using the Condition Monitoring Interface VI-6080. Compass’s monitoring information can be easily exported to a number of different systems.
Compass 6000 provides integrated, plant-wide monitoring capability to a number of industries and a wide range of machines. The system is fully scalable. This means, it is in use with single machines up to a series of interconnected production plants with hundreds of machines. Compass 6000™ has been designed to optimize performance, uptime, and reliability of our customers’ machines.
An extensive service and after-sales portfolio including long-term service contracts ensures the system is always up to date.
Compass 6000 Software
To use any of the sophisticated Compass 6000 Condition Monitoring Software suite functionality a dedicated license is required. There is no meaningful operation supported without that license. Because of this only important software patches – for the most recent versions of all components of the Compass 6000 software suite – are available for download here.
If you are interested in a Compass 6000 demonstration license or you require patch information regarding previous versions of the software,
please contact PT Cistech Alpha Indonesia
Powerful plot functionality
Plots play an important role in visualizing the status of your machine and analyzing developing faults. All on-line vibration and process measurements can be viewed in various plots, and include cursors. Graphic zoom functionality lets you look more closely at the data.
Adaptive monitoring strategy
Adaptive monitoring strategy is used in the Compass 6000 to gain maximum sensitivity to small changes, without generating false alarms.
This technique is used in predictive monitoring to automatically adapt the reference and alarm levels to any given machine condition for reproducible results.
A set of machine states is defined in a monitoring system using speed, relay, binary inputs, and any other single values as defining inputs. As measurements are made and monitored, Compass 6000 automatically recognises a change in a machine’s operating regime. The measurements are then automatically compared to the specific alarm limits for that particular machine state, and stored in the database for the same machine state.
