Method and arrangement for monitoring motorized equipment components
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorJoachim Kaiser
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Abstract
A method for monitoring motorized equipment components includes determining first acceleration values of at least one equipment component during an encoded presettable motion sequence of the at least one equipment component at a first time point. The method also includes determining second acceleration values of the at least one equipment component during the encoded presettable motion sequence of the at least one equipment component at a second time point. The method includes emitting an error signal when a presettable number of the second acceleration values lies outside a presettable tolerance range of the first acceleration values.
Claims20
A method for monitoring motorized equipment components, the method comprising:
- determining first acceleration values of at least one equipment component during an encoded presettable motion sequence of the at least one equipment component at a first time point;
- determining second acceleration values of the at least one equipment component during the encoded presettable motion sequence of the at least one equipment component at a second time point;
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- emitting an error signal when a presettable number of the second acceleration values lies outside a presettable tolerance range of the first acceleration values.
An arrangement for monitoring motorized equipment components, the arrangement comprising:
- an acceleration sensor arranged at an equipment component, the acceleration sensor configured to determine first acceleration values at a first time point and second acceleration values at a second time point;
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- an acquisition unit configured to exchange data with the acceleration sensor and emit an error signal when a presettable number of the second acceleration values lies outside a presettable tolerance range of the first acceleration values.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.