This plugin quickly identifies issues with fan performance. It calculates fluid power, driver/fan set efficiency, blower efficiency, and total pressure then plots them in real time against scalable, dynamic reference curves that adjust with fan speed.
This plugin makes it easy to identify problems with blowers. It calculates fluid power, driver/fan set efficiency, blower efficiency, and total pressure then plots them in real time against scalable, dynamic reference curves that adjust with blower speed.
This plugin helps quickly identify potential problems with rotating equipment. It uses gas inlet and outlet conditions to calculate the power extracted by the turbo-expander, applicable efficiencies, and shaft losses.
This plugin helps identify liquid ring compressor issues early. It calculates compressor stages, overall pressure ratios, free air delivery (FAD), brake horsepower and both isothermal efficiency and volumetric efficiency metrics in real time then plots the values against reference curves.
This tool makes it easy to identify compressor problems early. It calculates discharge pressure, work (brake horsepower), and both isentropic efficiency and polytropic efficiency then plots them against scalable, dynamic reference curves that adjust with compressor speed.
This plugin compares real-time turbine performance to expected performance. It monitors turbine status for gear boxes, generators, and overall performance issues and organizes wind asset parameters by Region
This plugin predicts wind turbine generator capacity based on weather conditions based on weather forecast feeds from weather.
Assess and capture your DC to AC “performance ratio” by monitoring output vs. ambient light irradiance. This solution monitors the condition and performance of the module DC output, axis trackers, string inverters, and transformers.
This plugin uses a separate Asset Framework database to create a model for photovoltaic power stations. It regularly reads weather forecast feeds from weather.
This PI System plugin provides all applicable emissions calculations from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 40 CFR Part 60 (Code of Federal Regulations) per the revision of July 1, 1993.
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