New IoT motor concept from Siemens
Published by Jonathan Rowland,
Editor
World Cement,
Siemens’ new Simotics SD low-voltage motors are fitted with Simotics IQ, the German engineering company’s new Internet of Things (IoT) concept for motors. Simotics IQ captures important operating and condition parameters via a compact sensor box and then transmits them by WiFi to the cloud.
The operating date can then be stored and analysed by the Simotics IQ MindApp on MindSphere, Siemen’s open cloud-based IoT operating system that allows operators to connect equipment and physical infrastructure to the digital world.
The Simotics IQ MindApp provides the user with technical motor date and analytical results on the operation and condition of the motor. It can then, for example, propose recommended actions for preventative maintenance.
“Important key performance indicators are analysed and displayed on MindApp, such as temperature and transient control,” Siemens explained in a press release. “This allows users to react early. By applying specifically configurable warning limits and intelligent analytics, the customer can plan maintenance activities in good time and react before plant downtime occurs.”
Simotics SD severe-duty motors are designed for harsh industrial environments, such as cement plants.
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