Shell announces the roll-out of 2,500 TWTG sensors

“We are delighted by the trust put into TWTG for the delivery of our NEON solution, which will be accompanied by our SolidRed IoT platform to carry out complex data analytics to depict the full spectrum analysis,” said Herrwerth following the joint presentation.

The project demonstrates the benefits of condition-based asset monitoring to industrial sites. By detecting bearing-faults on pumps or other rotating equipment early, customers are able to react upon detailed information before any issues arise. This enables a reduction in downtime and can contribute to the elimination of potentially hazardous situations.

Leo van Driel, senior rotating equipment engineer, at Shell Energy and Chemical Park Rotterdam, is excited about having NEON Vibration Sensors on site: “We will equip a new project right from the start with a significant amount of wireless vibration sensors. And right from the moment of start-up and commissioning we expect to gain a lot of information about the vibration behaviour of our pumps, which will significantly help us in understanding any deviations from that ideal behaviour in the future. Much more than we can today with the only – once in a month – momentary inspections we are used to.”

NEON Vibration Sensors will change how operators and engineers manage their rotating equipment, and Shell is eager to reap the benefits of this new TWTG device.

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Source: storageterminalsmag.com