Condition Monitoring
Oil and coolant sampling, vibration and temperature readings and performance logging, reported against running hours so overhauls can be scheduled rather than forced.
Features
- Oil analysis identifies wear by metal type, which points at the component rather than at the engine in general.
- Coolant analysis shows inhibitor depletion, which is what protects wet liners from cavitation damage.
- Vibration and temperature readings taken at consistent points and loads make a trend readable.
- Performance logging of fuel, exhaust temperature and speed at a known load shows fouling and injection drift early.
- Reports are written to say what to do and when, not only what was measured.
Specifications
| Figure | Typical range | Unit | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parameters monitored | oil, coolant, vibration, temperatures | defines what the programme can detect | |
| Sampling interval | 250 / 500 | h | consistency is what makes a trend usable |
| Reference load for readings | 75 | % | readings at different loads are not comparable |
| Action threshold | per parameter, agreed at set-up | turns a report into a decision |