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Features
1.
SOUNDING RODS
The
AMS-2 and AMS-3 use Sounding Rods (metalborne waveguides) to
listen to acoustic energy. Sounding rods are low maintenance, low cost,
highly sensitive listening devices.
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2.
DCS INTERFACE
Both
systems interface to your DCS through a serial link using a modbus,
ethernet or simple ASCII format. As an option, Triple 5 supplies 4-20mA
outputs for each sensor
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3.
AUXILIARY INPUTS
The
DL-2 and DL-3 Data Logging Spectrum Analyzers display trending plots
such as steam flow, feedwater flow, furnace pressure, and ID fan speed
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4.
TRENDING HISTORY DISPLAYS
The
AMS displays trending plots which show amplitude of the signal in
decibels versus time for 2.5 hours, 24 hours, 10 days, 30 days and 60
days.
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5.
DIGITAL FILTERING
Digital
Filtering provides bandpass selection for each sensor through software
settings. This adds flexibility to the system for tuning out
interference from background noise.
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6.
SPECTRUM ANALYSIS
The
spectrum information is useful in fine tuning the system and analyzing
alarm conditions.
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7.
REMOTE COMMUNICATIONS
The
AMS is remotely accessible through modem connection. All functions can
be operated from a remote location by mill engineers or Triple 5
engineers, using a PC and modem. Triple 5 offers System Surveillance
Surveys to help plant personnel analyze data, troubleshoot problems, and
maintain maximum system performance.
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8.
24 HOUR EMERGENCY HOTLINE
Triple
5 customers can contact our engineers for help in analyzing acoustic
events or to answer maintenance questions 24 hours/day, 7 days/week
through our Emergency Hotline Service.
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