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Trützschler unveils T-DATA real-time monitoring system
22 Dec '16
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Trützschler, one of the world’s leading textile machinery manufacturers that specialises in machines from Germany, installations, and accessories for spinning preparation, the nonwovens and man-made fibre industry, has announced the launch of T-DATA, a real-time monitoring system that provides management with solid data for the daily routine in spinning.
Since the system is web-based, the data are available anytime and anywhere. T-DATA can be easily and intuitively individualised, precisely tailored to the requirements of the user. The system allows easy data transfer to higher-ranking customer systems.
To obtain meaningful information, it must first of all be determined. For this purpose, Trützschler developed a number of sensors.
The optical sensor WASTECONTROL is used to monitor the waste quality of the cleaners in the blow room. This prevents unnecessary fibre loss. On the cards, NEPCONTROL counts the neps, trash particles and seed-coat fragments in the card web. The data allow targeted clothing maintenance. The signals of the DISC MONITOR sensors on cards, draw frames, and combers, enable the early detection of emerging faults via the spectrogram analysis. Power consumption is monitored by special energy meters in the machines. T-DATA shows the deviating values of individual machines. This allows a targeted maintenance. (GK)
Since the system is web-based, the data are available anytime and anywhere. T-DATA can be easily and intuitively individualised, precisely tailored to the requirements of the user. The system allows easy data transfer to higher-ranking customer systems.
To obtain meaningful information, it must first of all be determined. For this purpose, Trützschler developed a number of sensors.
The optical sensor WASTECONTROL is used to monitor the waste quality of the cleaners in the blow room. This prevents unnecessary fibre loss. On the cards, NEPCONTROL counts the neps, trash particles and seed-coat fragments in the card web. The data allow targeted clothing maintenance. The signals of the DISC MONITOR sensors on cards, draw frames, and combers, enable the early detection of emerging faults via the spectrogram analysis. Power consumption is monitored by special energy meters in the machines. T-DATA shows the deviating values of individual machines. This allows a targeted maintenance. (GK)
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