BRUEL & KJAER VIBROCONTROL 8000 - 12.2.1 Module Description; 12.2.2 Channel Names

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12.2.1 Module Description
The module descriptions will be shown in the Maintenance display on the Rack tab of the
Maintenance display. The SAM description should be 8 characters or less. The UMM/TMM
description can be 18 characters.
Figure 12-7) SAM, UMM, TMM description field
12.2.2 Channel Names
Channel names are used on all the display screens to identify the channels. A descriptive channel
name usually works best. A few examples are shown below.
Name (Examples) Comment
VXE-932
VYE-932
VXE-931
VYE-931
Not enough information.
If this is a small installation with a minimal number of points –
this could be acceptable.
VXE-932 (T-NDE)
VYE-932 (T-NDE)
VXE-931 (T-DE)
VYE-931 (T-DE)
Good.
The abbreviations used are typical for the United States. T =
Turbine, NDE = Non-Drive End, DE = Driven End.
Turb NDE X (VXE-932)
Turb NDE Y (VYE-932)
Turb DE X (VXE-931)
Turb DE Y (VYE-931)
Good.
For CMS systems this may work better as it allows a more
natural grouping when the channels are sorted
alphabetically.
Motor Lower Bearing Vib X
Motor Lower Bearing Vib Y
Pump NDE Vib X
Pump NDE Vib Y
Good.
These names are long, but there is no possibility of
confusion here.
Gearbox H/S Horz NE-784-22A
C-1A Vib 1_VE-757-74A
H/S Phase Trig NEN-3
Comp OB Horz NE-16A
Hard to read.
These names are long, but there is no possibility of
confusion here.
Use parenthesis to improve readability. For example:
Gearbox H/S Horz (NE-784-22A)
Table 12-1) Channel (tag) name examples