Emerson Process Management has upgraded its portable CSI 2140 Machinery Health Analyser, adding a wireless interface to laser shaft alignment tools.
The analyser features four-channel plus phase data collection, advanced vibration analysis and multiplane balancing. The addition of a wireless link to laser fixtures means that personnel can perform route-based vibration data collection, analyse the root cause and align the machine — in one trip. At the same time, they can identify and solve machinery faults to prevent unplanned downtime.
The shaft alignment option for the CSI 2140 uses an intuitive interface to guide technicians through a three-step process to achieve precision alignment. The laser fixtures employ a Sweep technology to measure misalignment, even in tight clearance applications. An advanced option monitors the corrective machine moves in vertical and horizontal directions simultaneously. All data collected with the CSI 2140 can be uploaded wirelessly to a single database using the AMS Suite: Machinery Health Manager software. This enables the maintenance team to collect data, analyse problems and document results in parallel.
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