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DataSense Technologies™ IoT Performance Monitoring System
New technologies can significantly reduce industrial cooling system operating costs. Installing a closed loop cooling system, using a cooling tower or fluid cooler, is a smart option to cool the process fluid while protecting your process equipment. Benefits include a clean system that consumes much less water, requires minimal water treatment, and reduces maintenance costs.
Substantial savings are added by including an adiabatic fluid cooler to the process cooling system. When the outside ambient temperature is cool enough, the adiabatic fluid cooler directly cools the process water, turning off the chiller completely. This saves 100% of the electrical cost of operating the chiller which consumes significant power. The number of hours of free-cooling increases when the process fluid temperature is warmer. In many applications, the chilled water set point temperature is such that the chiller may only need to run 50% of the year.Wisconsin Oven Corporation has been manufacturing industrial ovens and other heating equipment since 1973. Their custom and standard industrial ovens are used for a multitude of applications. The experienced design team can meet even the most stringent standards for their customers’ equipment. Wisconsin Oven has been committed to providing customers with quality products using the latest technology and is now offering an IoT predictive maintenance system on their equipment.
The DataSense Technologies™ Performance Monitoring System utilizes sensors to monitor the condition of a customer’s industrial oven. This system features an IoT gateway that collects performance data from sensors on critical oven components, and sends it directly to Wisconsin Oven. The sensors track a variety of conditions, such as vibration, temperature, current, and pressure. By including the Performance Monitoring System on an industrial oven, the data collected can be used to identify performance and component issues so maintenance can be scheduled before a failure occurs.
