Asset Based PI Example Kit for Pump Condition Based Maintenance

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Platform: Windows

Version: 2016

Learn how asset-based PI tools have been used to implement a simple example of condition-based maintenance for pumps, looking at a usage-based indicator and a comparison-based indicator. This example kit contains an XML file for a PI AF database with templates, an example hierarchy, and configuration for demo data. A PI ProcessBook display and a User Guide are also included.

The 2016 version of this kit contains changes to the efficiency calculations, additional event frame generation analyses, and an update of the notifications for PI Notifications 2016 R2.

Use of this kit requires the following minimum software versions - PI Data Archive 2016 R2, PI AF Server 2016 R2, PI Analysis Service 2016 R2, PI System Explorer 2016 R2, PI Notifications 2016 R2, and PI ProcessBook 2015.

Click here for the download kit: https://techsupport.osisoft.com/Downloads/File/09f7f5a1-d3b3-45e7-aa8a-5e6af47f04bc

and here to watch the video: Introduction to the Asset Based PI Example Kit - Pump Condition Based Maintenance

Have suggestions or questions? How have you used the kit? If the use case is similar to something you are working on, what changes or modifications have you made? Start a discussion!

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vfedorov Nov 20, 2015 12:06 PM

After AF xml was imported, the tags are not created because their names contain quotes (""), they are invalid.

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mfox @ vfedorov on Nov 25, 2015 9:30 PM

Hi Vadim,

Are you using PI System Explorer 2015+ or an older version? I was able to repeat your issue when testing against PI System Explorer v2014 R2, but did not have any issue creating tags with PI System Explorer 2015 R2. I think you might be encountering a known issue with characters that was resolved in v2015. If you upgrade to v2015+ and continue to have problems creating the tags from within System Explorer, I'd recommend contacting Tech Support to dig into the details.

Thanks,

Megan

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ernstamort Jan 5, 2016 2:24 PM

Megan,

I really like this example ... it's well made. Worked out of the box, thank you.

I would also be interested in batch process data to showcase EF. Something similar to the legacy batch example, but using AF and EF.

Holger

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mfox Nov 28, 2016 10:00 PM

To anyone who's seen that PI Server 2016 R2 has been released (with PI AF and Notifications 2016 R2) - please note that you cannot import this kit into a PI AF Server 2016 R2 with Notifications 2016 R2. You'll receive an error "The version 2.8.5.7759 of PI AF Server '<Server>' does not support the Notification Feature."

If you'd like to install the kit with the notifications, you will need to run the Notifications Migration tool to enable legacy Notifications, import the kit XML, then run the Notifications Migration tool again to migrate the Notifications to the use new Notifications Rules. If you have already run the Notifications Migration tool, you will not be able to enable legacy Notifications.

Or - you can install a version of the database with no notifications configuration: GEN_FULL_PumpConditionBasedMaintenance_V2015_NoNotifications.xml

We'll be updating the kit in the next few months to take advantage of PI Server 2016 R2 improvements, so check back for a new version of the kit.

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mfox May 12, 2017 12:40 PM

We've made some updates to Pump Condition Based Maintenance kit; 2016 is now available using the link above. Changes include:

Update of the kit for PI Server 2016 R2, including Notifications 2016 R2.
Changes to the efficiency calculations to filter out periods when the pump is off
Additional event frame generation analyses and event frame templates

Please let us know if you have any questions!

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EcoPS-MJP Nov 20, 2018 5:22 PM

Hello,

I have just started having a look at this kit, which looks great by the way. I followed the user guide in terms of adding the information and backfilling the analyses.

In my system I seem to be getting some odd behaviour with the result of the "Number of Starts Since Maintenance" calculation. As you will see (red line), it seems to count up almost every hour when the calculation runs, rather than every time the pump status changes. There are long periods were the pump status doesn't change and so I would expect the start count result to remain unchanged.

I have had problems in setting up counters myself which was why I thought I would look at the example kit for some inspiration. Could it be that there is something fundamental about how my PI system is configured which is causing this result?

Any insight would be much appreciated.

Best regards

Matt

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kosloscr Nov 28, 2018 4:52 PM

Hello, I am going through this Kit, with 2018 AF. Everything works until I go to back-filling the analysis. Even if Select 1 analysis, and try and backfil it, it sits at 0% any ideas?

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VLOPEZJEG May 23, 2019 3:28 PM

Good example, video is not playing, it show black screen...Regards

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RameshReddyAlavala Apr 8, 2020 12:36 PM

Dears,

The URL given above is not working. Can I get the new URL for downloading Asset Based PI Example Kit for Pump Condition Based Maintenance

Thanks in advance.

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aubyn @ RameshReddyAlavala on May 12, 2020 6:29 PM

I had the same problem. I looked at Megan's comment from Nov 28 2016 and was able to download the kit she posted for 'no notifications'. Hope this helps you, since no one seems to have responded.

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bbregenzer @ aubyn on May 18, 2020 3:52 PM

Venaktaramesh Reddy Alavala, Aubyn Chavez
Apologies for the confusion; after some back end system changes, there are still some old links floating around on PI Square. Links to the kits can be found here in the list on the right:
Asset Based PI Example Kits

Here is the direct link to Pump CBM: Pump Condition Based Maintenance Toolkit (AF Asset Based PI Example Kit)

Look to the section on the right labeled FILES IN THE DOWNLOAD.

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vfedorov Nov 20, 2015 12:06 PM
After AF xml was imported, the tags are not created because their names contain quotes (""), they are invalid.
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- mfox @ vfedorov on Nov 25, 2015 9:30 PM
  Hi Vadim,
  
  Are you using PI System Explorer 2015+ or an older version? I was able to repeat your issue when testing against PI System Explorer v2014 R2, but did not have any issue creating tags with PI System Explorer 2015 R2. I think you might be encountering a known issue with characters that was resolved in v2015. If you upgrade to v2015+ and continue to have problems creating the tags from within System Explorer, I'd recommend contacting Tech Support to dig into the details.
  
  Thanks,
  Megan
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ernstamort Jan 5, 2016 2:24 PM
Megan,

I really like this example ... it's well made. Worked out of the box, thank you.
I would also be interested in batch process data to showcase EF. Something similar to the legacy batch example, but using AF and EF.

Holger
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mfox Nov 28, 2016 10:00 PM
To anyone who's seen that PI Server 2016 R2 has been released (with PI AF and Notifications 2016 R2) - please note that you cannot import this kit into a PI AF Server 2016 R2 with Notifications 2016 R2. You'll receive an error "The version 2.8.5.7759 of PI AF Server '<Server>' does not support the Notification Feature."

If you'd like to install the kit with the notifications, you will need to run the Notifications Migration tool to enable legacy Notifications, import the kit XML, then run the Notifications Migration tool again to migrate the Notifications to the use new Notifications Rules. If you have already run the Notifications Migration tool, you will not be able to enable legacy Notifications.

Or - you can install a version of the database with no notifications configuration: GEN_FULL_PumpConditionBasedMaintenance_V2015_NoNotifications.xml

We'll be updating the kit in the next few months to take advantage of PI Server 2016 R2 improvements, so check back for a new version of the kit.
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mfox May 12, 2017 12:40 PM
We've made some updates to Pump Condition Based Maintenance kit; 2016 is now available using the link above. Changes include:
- Update of the kit for PI Server 2016 R2, including Notifications 2016 R2.
- Changes to the efficiency calculations to filter out periods when the pump is off
- Additional event frame generation analyses and event frame templates
Please let us know if you have any questions!
1 person found this helpful
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EcoPS-MJP Nov 20, 2018 5:22 PM
Hello,

I have just started having a look at this kit, which looks great by the way. I followed the user guide in terms of adding the information and backfilling the analyses.

In my system I seem to be getting some odd behaviour with the result of the "Number of Starts Since Maintenance" calculation. As you will see (red line), it seems to count up almost every hour when the calculation runs, rather than every time the pump status changes. There are long periods were the pump status doesn't change and so I would expect the start count result to remain unchanged.

I have had problems in setting up counters myself which was why I thought I would look at the example kit for some inspiration. Could it be that there is something fundamental about how my PI system is configured which is causing this result?

Any insight would be much appreciated.

Best regards
Matt
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kosloscr Nov 28, 2018 4:52 PM
Hello, I am going through this Kit, with 2018 AF. Everything works until I go to back-filling the analysis. Even if Select 1 analysis, and try and backfil it, it sits at 0% any ideas?
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VLOPEZJEG May 23, 2019 3:28 PM
Good example, video is not playing, it show black screen...Regards
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RameshReddyAlavala Apr 8, 2020 12:36 PM
Dears,
The URL given above is not working. Can I get the new URL for downloading Asset Based PI Example Kit for Pump Condition Based Maintenance

Thanks in advance.
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- aubyn @ RameshReddyAlavala on May 12, 2020 6:29 PM
  I had the same problem. I looked at Megan's comment from Nov 28 2016 and was able to download the kit she posted for 'no notifications'. Hope this helps you, since no one seems to have responded.
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  - bbregenzer @ aubyn on May 18, 2020 3:52 PM
    Venaktaramesh Reddy Alavala, Aubyn Chavez
    Apologies for the confusion; after some back end system changes, there are still some old links floating around on PI Square. Links to the kits can be found here in the list on the right:
    Asset Based PI Example Kits
    Here is the direct link to Pump CBM: Pump Condition Based Maintenance Toolkit (AF Asset Based PI Example Kit)
    Look to the section on the right labeled FILES IN THE DOWNLOAD.
    1 person found this helpful
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