Machinery health analyzer for laser shaft alignment fixtures

Emerson Process Management's CSI 2140 Machinery Health Analyzer has a wireless interface for laser shaft alignment tools that allows operators to perform route-based vibration data collection, analyze the root cause, and align the machine in one trip.

By Emerson Process Management July 7, 2015

Emerson Process Management’s CSI 2140 Machinery Health Analyzer has a wireless interface for laser shaft alignment tools and is designed to assist operators performing vibration analysis and corrective tasks in the field. The CSI 2140 features four-channel plus phase data collection to save time and effort, advanced vibration analysis that embeds expertise in the tool, and multi-plane balancing to correct imbalance in industrial fans. The wireless link allows operators to perform route-based vibration data collection, analyze the root cause, and align the machine in one trip. 
Operators can also identify and solve machinery faults to prevent any unplanned downtime.

The shaft alignment option for the CSI 2140 guides technicians through a three-step process that quickly achieves precision alignment. The laser fixtures employ a sweep technology to measure misalignment easily, even in tight clearance applications. Another 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, analyze problems, and document results in parallel.

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