Omega VCM-3 Specification

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At a Glance Overview
The VCM-3 is the cost effective 12 channel data acquisition hub targeted at monitoring of auxiliary machines, balance-of-plant (BOP) machines and less critical assets as part of enterprise Industry 4.0 digitization efforts. Multiple VCM-3 monitors can be connected to your network with wired technology providing the next generation of asset condition monitoring without batteries or spotty occasional monitoring provided by route based or multiplexed systems.
The monitor devices are robust, simple to install, and provide industry standard CCS (Constant Current Supply) acceleration sensor inputs and power. Along with advanced signal processing the VCM-3 provides extensive alarm capability. For trouble shooting and commissioning purposes for each channel and main descriptor a spectra (FFT) type data plot can be accessed via the built-in VCM-3 Homepage (Web server).
The VCM-3 will end your frustration monitoring your balance-of-plant (BOP) and smaller less critical machines. These machines are often difficult to identify and diagnose potential problems especially with the periodic low bandwidth data provided by most existing systems. These machines need high fidelity continuous data streams for effective monitoring. Whether your monitoring strategy uses alternative on-premise or internal VCM-3 descriptor alarming
- for instance to comply to ISO 10816 respectively 20816 standard - be ready for a step change down in in the cost of maintaining and understanding your less critical machines.
VIBRO Condition Monitoring 3 (VCM-3)
Spanning the gap between periodic monitoring with data collectors and wireless sensors and the need for continuously connected assets managed 24/7 for reliability and plant optimization. The VCM-3 provides continuous monitoring of BOP and spared equipment in a wide range of industries. Often these mechanical assets are naturally located with multiple machines in close proximity. The VCM-3 is ideal for continuously monitoring up to four (or even six) machines -typically being equipped with two bearings- utilizing the twelve dynamic vibration signal inputs.
This data is concentrated into a single network stream using Modbus TCP Server or OPC UA Server acting as a functional edge device powering the enterprise digital transformation.
NOTE, the VCM-3 has an integrated OPC UA Server functionality in the hardware. All measurement, alarm and status data can be transferred directly from the VCM-3 hardware to an OPC UA Client application. Thanks to the built-in network switch functionality, no additional external Ethernet switch hardware is required when integrating multiple VCM-3 devices. The available optical SFP network connector supports a stable long distance network connection.
The VCM-3 processes advanced descriptors which are extracted key features from parallel AD processing for direct monitoring of roller element bearings (REB). Use of modern electronic design elements allows the VCM-3 to provide continuous monitoring of the 12 channels of sensor input at a very competitive cost point that will help you accelerating your enterprise’s digital transformation.
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Key Features and System Benefits
Fault detection – Descriptors for trending
VCM-3 is using descriptors for fault detection. A descriptor is created by post processing the raw vibration (sensor) signal into one or more scalar values. A descriptor value is very well suited for long term trending to indicate failure modes of machines. VCM-3 measures a range of descriptors such as real time standardized bandpass filters for true energy measurements, and envelope bandpass for bearing fault detection.
High number of input channels/High value
Suitable for advanced condition monitoring of several machines in one device. All input channels are sampled simultaneously (synchronous sampling).
12 Dynamic vibration input channels,
sampled at 204,8K samples per second via 24 Bit analog to digital converter (ADC)
Field mountable edge device
Environmentally robust -40 to +60 °C (-40F to +140F) operation with built in protocols for MODBUS TCP and OPC UA. VCM-3 can be installed as field monitors mounted at remote locations next to the machines* or in an instrument cabinet.
*in a suitable field housing
Robust cybersecurity
The ports in our VCM-3 hardware have been hardened with encryption and designed to push data out to upper networks without exposing critical infrastructure to external vulnerabilities. It is specifically designed to work with firewalls, data diodes, and multi-tiered networks to meet industry’s most stringent data security requirements
OPC UA Server embedded in the device
Remove the need for additional software and PC/Server hardware infrastructure for the OPC UA Server application as OPC UA is embedded directly into the VCM-3 hardware device.
VCM-3 Homepage (embedded Web server)
Acceleration/Velocity spectrum and Envelope spectrum plot (all FFT, Hanning Window) can be accessed for each of the 12 dynamic vibration input channels via the built-in Homepage (Web server). This can perfectly be used for commissioning or remote diagnostic access use cases.
Field proven
Based off the third generation of the world’s most popular wind turbine monitoring system with over tens of thousands installed units.
Rolling Element Bearing (REB) descriptors
Acceleration band pass with flexible filter
corners (simultaneously measured detectors rms, peak, crest factor)
Velocity (integrated from acceleration)
with flexible filter corners (rms, ISO 10816 / ISO 20816 support)
Enveloped Bearing Condition ECU with
flexible filter corners
Designed for the future
(without change of VCM-3 device hardware)
The computational power, the existing sensor input and analysis capabilities, and the flexibility in the design make VCM-3 a technology leader for many years to come. Supports any state-of-the-art condition monitoring method and provides a platform for customizations and development of future new monitoring methods.
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units)
(Imperial units)
VIBRO Condition Monitoring 3 (VCM-3)
VCM-3 System Components
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A VCM-3 system consists of the following basic components:
VCM-3 device hardware  VCM-3 Homepage
(built-in Web server)
VCM-3 Editor
(Software application to set up the configurable parameters of a Standard Monitoring Template and download to the VCM-3 Web server)
NOTE!
To start up a VCM-3, a personal computer (PC) with Microsoft Windows operating system is required. For more information please consult the dedicated section Ordering Information and VCM-3 Editor – PC and Software Requirements at the end of this document.
Fault detection, Trending and Identification
The VCM-3 has been designed to continuously acquire different characteristic values from the sensor raw input signal of the connected sensor. Each of these characteristic values are captured as a “Descriptor”. In future version releases, descriptors can be customized to accurately monitor for specific component failure modes. An increase in the level of a descriptor is a symptom of a developing fault on the machine. A descriptor respectively series may be the ECU value, which indicates a bearing fault. A descriptor value may also be used to express the severity of the vibration level of the component compared to international standards such as ISO
10816. The powerful inbuilt signal processing capabilities enables the VCM-3 to extract a number of descriptors measured simultaneously on the independent measurement channels.
Experience shows that long term trending on the each of the descriptors derived from the input signal provides a very sensitive measure of the operational state of the machine and gives an early indication of a progressing fault, thus maximizing lead time to plan a service shutdown or to provide enough evidence to postpone a repair to the next scheduled shutdown.
Monitoring Templates
The configuration of the VCM-3 hardware units is organized in “Monitoring Templates”.
The VCM-3 can be loaded with different monitoring templates implementing a specific monitoring strategy adapted to the type of machine and monitoring requirements without the need for changing the hardware.
Standard Monitoring Template
To simplify the system set up work a set of two Standard (Master) Monitoring Templates- is supplied together with the VCM-3 System. Each of these templates has been developed to cover applications for the following types of machinery:
Standard Monitoring Templates*
No. Template
name
1.1 VCM-3-TPL-
AUX-SI
1.2 VCM-3-TPL-
AUX-IMP
*Further Standard Monitoring Templates supporting other machine/asset applications to come in future. Please contact your local Sales representative.
Machine/Asset
Application
Auxiliary Machinery, REB, Constant Speed
(SI = Metric
Auxiliary Machinery, REB, Constant Speed
Input
channels
12 accel.
12 accel.
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Technical Specification – Standard Monitoring Template
The VCM-3 input channels enable acceleration sensors (CCS, Constant Current Supply) to be used as signal inputs. The table below shows how each channel of the VCM-3 is configured for each of the available Standard Monitoring Templates. All descriptors on all measurement channels are measured in parallel (simultaneously) and are continuously updated.
Sensor and Descriptor configuration on input channels
(Chl.)
Chl. Sensor Input Descriptors
(each measurement once/Chl.)
1 Accel. (CCS) Acceleration “BP” (Band Pass): 2 Accel. (CCS) 3 Accel. (CCS) 4 Accel. (CCS) 5 Accel. (CCS) 6 Accel. (CCS) 7 Accel. (CCS) 8 Accel. (CCS) 9 Accel. (CCS) 10 Accel. (CCS) 11 Accel. (CCS) 12 Accel. (CCS)
NOTE:
- All sensor input channels can be enabled/disabled.
- For the descriptors “BP” (acceleration), ”ECU” (acceleration enveloping) and “BPi” (velocity integrated from acceleration) on each of the twelve vibration input channels an individual Alert and Danger alarm limit (including delay time) can be set.
- *The given (frequency range) is the default setting and can be fully adjusted by the user.
- The default scaling of all accelerometer input channels is 100 mV/g and can be fully adjusted by the user
- On each of the twelve vibration input channels the CCS sensor average bias voltage (vavg) is measured. The associated measurement (descriptor) in the template is called “PT”. There is not alarming on this.
- CCS stand for Constant Current Supply. CCS supply can be switched on/off on a channel individual base. The default (power) supply settings for the accelerometer input channels is “power on” “CCS” is also known as ICP® or IEPE.
m/s2 or g; rms/peak/crest factor; adjustable filters (*1Hz - 10kHz)
Acceleration enveloping “ECU”
(Enveloped Condition Unit):
adjustable filters (*1kHz - 10kHz)
Velocity “BPi” (acceleration Band Pass integrated to velocity): mm/s or in/s; rms; adjustable filters to ISO Standards 10816/20816 (*10Hz - 1000Hz)
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VCM-3 Homepage (built-in web server)
The configuration of VCM-3 is done via the VCM-3 Homepage. Apart from specific configuration the Homepage offers on-line/on-site check of descriptors and frequency spectra. Figure 1 and 2 examples will illustrate this. The Homepage access is controlled by user login with username and password.
Figure 1 VCM-3 Homepage: Data – View Descriptor Data (All data from all enabled channels will be continuously updated)
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Figure 2 VCM-3 Homepage: Data – View Array Data
(Example: FFT spectra derived from vibration velocity descriptor “BPi”)
Figure 3 VCM-3 Homepage: Data – View Array Data
(Example: Envelope spectra (SED) derived from acceleration enveloping descriptor “ECU”)
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ADC
Frequency
Input Type
Dynamic Range
Interference
Accuracy
Accuracy
Distortion
Input Impedance
Rejection
Channels
Supply
Connections
protocol
functionality
Modbus RTU
Product specifications and ordering information VIBRO Condition Monitoring 3 (VCM-3)
Technical Specification (device)
For additional information and instructions, refer to the following companion documents:
Document/Description
VCM-3 Installation Instruction Product specifications and
Ordering information VCM-3 Safety (short) Instruction VCM-3 On-Site Commissioning
Manual VCM-3Homepage Manual VCM-3 Editor Software Manual
12, AC/DC Analog Input Channels
24 Bit
Sampling
Analysis Frequency Range
Channel
204.8kHz synchronous on all channels
0.1Hz - 80kHz (ECU: 1kHz to 80kHz) Lower to upper (filter) corner frequency span minimum 1 : 3 but may not exceed 1 : 5000
Differential, bipolar (-25.5V to +25.5V) > 100dB at 1kHz, > 94dB at 0.1kHz >-100dB
Document No.
C107758.002 C107757.002
C107761.001 C107759.002
C107760.002 C107762.002
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RMS (Accel. Vel.),
Detectors
Physical Parameters
Networking
Network
Low level
Switch
OPC UA Server For data export to controllers, SCADA
Modbus TCP Server
Secure protocols
3x (RJ45), 1x optical SFP connector
Ethernet TCP/IP, IPv4, (prepared for IPv6)
4 network ports with built-in switch functionality
System Integration
systems or other system components (internal update rate 5 seconds)
For data export to SCADA systems or other system components (internal update rate 1 seconds)
(in preparation)
Cyber Security
Communication takes place through secure and encrypted protocols, such as Web-sockets, HTTPS, SCP.
Peak (Accel), Crest factor (Accel.)
Acceleration, Velocity
AC Amplitude
DC Amplitude
Total Harmonic
Common Mode
Phase Match Between
Sensor Power
Scalar Measurements (Descriptors)
Time Domain Analysis
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±0.5dB
1% relative of full scale with ±40mV Offset.
< 0.01%/250Hz/4Vpp
>100kΩ >50dB at 50Hz
<0.3° at 80kHz
10mA/+24 Volt/ -24 Volt (external)
- Acceleration band pass
- Velocity band pass (accel. integrated, ISO)
- ECU Envelope Condition Unit
- Sensor Bias Voltage
Port configuration
NERC Compliance
Strong passwords
All services using a TCP/IP port (e.g. https, default port 443) can be configured to use another port
The VCM-3 can be part of solutions complying with NERC CIP Standards. (North American Electric Reliability Corporation – Critical Infrastructure Protection).
The use of strong passwords is enforced. Compliance with NIST SP800-118 – Guide to enterprise Password Management. Can be changed by user.
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Inclination
UL Certification
Weight
Consumption
operation
space
Ambient Temperature
Ambient Temperature
Temperature Change
Static Damp Heat, Cyclic Damp Heat
Random & Sine Vibration
Rough Handling
High Altitudes
IP Rating
HALT Test
Dimensions
Mounting
Voltage/Power
Fuses
Environmental
In operation. -30°C to +60°C (-22F to +140F) in accordance to EN/IEC 60068-2-2. Applies to device and to device mounted in cabinet.
-40°C (-40F) with reduced accuracy,
-70°C (-94F) with de-rated Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF).
Storage. -40°C to +85°C (-40F to +185F) in accordance to EN/IEC 60068-2-2
Operational during a temperature change rate of 1°C per minute in accordance to EN/IEC 60068-2-14
In operation. According to EN/IEC 60068-2-78, EN/IEC 60068-2-30 and EN/IEC 60068-2-38
According to EN/IEC 60068-2-6.
Storage. According to EN/ IEC 60068-2-31.
According to EN/IEC 60068-2-13. Air pressure equivalent to 3500m altitude.
According to IEC 60092-504.
The device IP rating is IP20 according to EN/IEC 60529.
Has been subject to HALT test. Excessive vibration and temper­atures and combinations hereof
cULus certified (in preparation)
Mechanical
280 x 153.5 x 35 mm (11,02 x 6,02 x 1,38 in)
1.5 kg (3,31 lbs)
DIN Rail Mounting or Wall mount
Power Supply
18-26 V DC/10W + power consumption of each sensor.
Power supply inputs are fused to protect against over-voltage and fire
VCM-3 Homepage (embedded)
Calibration Factory calibrated.
Service
Design lifetime
For remote or local service. Commissioning, view of trend and array data, view Log files
(for re-calibration please contact B&K Vibro)
No specific onsite service required. VCM-3 has no moving parts, or other parts which requires regular service
20 years
VCM-3 Editor (Software) ­PC and Software requirements
The VCM-3 Editor application allows adjustment of the configuration parameters for Standard Monitoring Templates provided with the software.
Hardware Requirements
Processor:
Main Memory
Required disk
Supported Operating Systems
Microsoft Operating System
For editing the VCM-3 Monitoring Template parameter a spreadsheet editor is required. Excel 2010 or a newer version is recommended, but other spreadsheet editors capable of handling .xlsx files can be used as well
Intel 64 Bit or compatible
1GB
300 MB
Windows 10 (64 Bit)
Windows Server 2016 (64 Bit)
Additional Software
Fully remote
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Operational
Upload of firmware updates and monitoring templates via network
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(screwed on)
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Product specifications and ordering information VIBRO Condition Monitoring 3 (VCM-3)
Ordering Information
Use the following order codes when ordering a VCM­3 device or associated accessories.
VCM-3 MONITOR (SPARE)
Order Code Description
“VIBRO Condition Monitoring 3” base
VCM-3
Order Code Description
VCM-3-DIN
Order Code Description
EA2039
Order Code Description
EP2136
monitor hardware type VCM-3. 1 to 12-channel monitoring system
VCM-3 MONITOR (DIN Rail)
“VIBRO Condition Monitoring 3” base monitor hardware type VCM-3. 1 to 12-channel monitoring system
including two DIN- rail mounting clips
EA2039 DIN clip for VCM-3
2x DIN clip (set) including screws, for mounting a VCM-3 to a DIN-rail (One set required for one VCM-3).
EP2136 Adapter plate for VCM-3
1x stainless steel mounting plate including screws for wall mounting a VCM-3.
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Contact
Brüel & Kjær Vibro GmbH
Leydheckerstrasse 10 64293 Darmstadt Deutschland
Phone: +49 (0) 6151 428 0 Fax: +49 (0) 6151 428 10 00 E-Mail: [email protected] www.bkvibro.com
Document C107757.002 / V02 ● Trademarks used herein are the property of their respective owners. Data and specifications subject to change without notice. © 2020
Brüel & Kjær Vibro A/S
2850 Nærum – Denmark
Phone: +45 77 41 25 00 Fax: +45 45 80 29 37
BK Vibro America Inc
2243 Park Place, Suite A Minden, Nevada 89423 USA
Phone: +1 (775) 552 3110
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