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ECG has developed an addition to AccuTrack, Belt Scale Validator. Belt Scale
Validator is the combination of a complex algorithm, or logic matrix,
designed to compare Scales of a plants yard system and an interface for
the user to view the results. The logic behind Scale Validator is to
create a normalized comparison for all the belts on the system, and
apply this comparison to flag a scale for one of the following
qualities: good, warning level, or bad.
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Scale Validator's Reporting and Display is accomplished through the
use of a data oriented report website and OSIsoft™ PI-ProcessBook®. The
ProcessBook shows a real-time representation of Scale Validator
through trending, live data, and color-keyed indicators. The report
website gives the user the opportunity to see the most current test
results as well as past tests and comparisons of the scales. This
gives the user the opportunity to see the progression of the data,
and monitor any improvements, or degradations.
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Integrator Vs Flow Detail:
- Ability to choose any time range from the AccuTrack archives.
- Ability to base the report on single or multiple scales.
- Ability to ignore time ranges when integrator and flow signals were in bad quality.
- Displays the % and ton differecne between the scale/integrator selected, across the chosen time range.
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Integrator Vs Flow Summary:
- Ability to choose any time range from the AccuTrack archives.
- Ability to choose a specific scale to report on.
- Ability to choose the number of records to provide the summary from.
- Displays the summary of the difference between the integrator/flow for the selected scales and record numbers.
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Scale Comparisons:
- Ability to choose any time range from the AccuTrack archives.
- Ability to show the difference between scales that are 'downstream' from one another.
- Ability to filter out erroneous data.
- Displays integrator/flow differences in an 'upstream' and 'downstream' direction.
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Scale Validator Summary:
- Displays all of the above information from the reports above for all scales avaliable at the plant.
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