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This project focuses on the design and implementation of a reliable system for collecting and transmitting data from accelerometers installed on a compressor. Key goals included the installation of both wired and wireless accelerometers, with solutions developed for mounting and data transmission. The project utilized LabVIEW and standalone software for data collection, with thorough testing of both wired and wireless systems. Future work includes further integration of the wireless accelerometer into LabVIEW and improvements to the wireless enclosure. Lessons learned highlight the importance of communication and accurate manufacturing tolerances.
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MSD P13453Final Project Review Sean Deshaies (ME) Erin Sullivan (EE) Michael Gorevski (EE) Brandon Niescier (ME)
Agenda • Project Goals • Customer Needs • Design Summary • Wired System • Wireless System • Testing • Expense Report • Project Status • Future Work • Lessons Learned
Project Goals • Install accelerometers on the compressor • One on the flywheel hub • One on the bearing housing • Find a solution to wirelessly transmit data from one of the accelerometers • Data collected in LabVIEW or through standalone software
Wireless Accelerometer Mounting Location • CN13 references mounting on the shaft • Accelerometer was too tall for keyway • Pugh analysis was done to evaluate potential solutions • New mounting location was found on flywheel hub
Design Summary • Wired Accelerometer: • PCB Swiveler is able to withstand the oil and higher temperatures inside the compressor • Wireless Accelerometer: • PCB 660 Series is able to operate on the same low voltage as the wireless module • Wireless Module: • TelosB module allows for low power, wireless transmission capabilities
Testing • Accelerometer verification • PCB Swiveler vs. B&K 4393 • PCB 660 Series vs. B&K 4393 • Wireless transmission verification • TelosB module vs. function generator
Compressor Data Wireless Data Wired Data
Project Status • Accelerometers installed successfully • Wired accelerometer integrated into LabVIEW • Wireless accelerometer interfaces through a standalone program • Data is reliably transmitted wirelessly
Future Work • Sync the data between wired and wireless accelerometer • Integrate the wireless accelerometer into LabVIEW • Mount wireless accelerometer to bearing housing inside compressor • Improvements to wireless enclosure
Lessons Learned • There is no viable off-the-shelf wireless solution • Expert opinions are sometimes wrong • Be sure to include all necessary tolerances on manufacturing drawings • Machinists have the ability to make or break the project • Communication of customer needs could have been improved • Need to anticipate the speed of bureaucracy
Acknowledgements • Bill Nowak – Guide • Jeff Wilczewski – Programming wireless modules • Rob Kraynik – Machining and installation assistance • Dresser-Rand – Project sponsor • Markus Holzenkamp – Project assistance • Dr. Kolodziej – Faculty champion/customer
Thank You P.S. – Bill you owe us all a beer