DocumentCode :
840713
Title :
Human-machine interfaces
Author :
Zimmer, Dave ; Rhodes, Duncan
Volume :
12
Issue :
2
fYear :
2006
Firstpage :
29
Lastpage :
35
Abstract :
Increased system complexity, reduced personnel, and tighter operating margins have made a AC or DC drive-system trending HMI not just a possibility, but a necessity in today´s paper mill. Each new paper machine, coater, supercalender, or winder drive system should be installed with a modern user-friendly HMI. Existing analog and digital drive systems can be retrofitted with an HMI. This HMI should be used by operations and maintenance personnel to troubleshoot drive system, mechanical, and process issues. The majority of the issues that will be resolved with the HMI are process or mechanical related issues. The HMI should have trending capability, an overview screen, an event-history page, a sheet-break status screen, an alarm/fault-history page, and a permissive-screen page. The historical information that the HMI offers is what makes the tool invaluable.
Keywords :
AC motor drives; DC motor drives; electric machine analysis computing; human computer interaction; maintenance engineering; paper mills; AC drives; alarm-fault-history page; analog drive system; digital drive system; human-machine interfaces; maintenance personnel; mechanical issue; paper machine; paper mill; permissive-screen page; sheet-break status screen; system complexity; user-friendly HMI; winder drive system; Availability; Control systems; Drives; Man machine systems; Milling machines; Packaging machines; Paper making machines; Personnel; Sampling methods; Synchronization;
fLanguage :
English
Journal_Title :
Industry Applications Magazine, IEEE
Publisher :
ieee
ISSN :
1077-2618
Type :
jour
DOI :
10.1109/MIA.2006.1598024
Filename :
1598024
Link To Document :
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