Bruks Siwertell is developing an advanced digital tool, Siwertell Smartview, as part of an ongoing research and development (R&D) strategy. Designed to optimise the productivity and profitability of dry bulk handling operations, and deliver a better understanding of components through enhanced data analysis, the cloud-based tool is the latest industrial Internet of things (IIoT) system planned for integration into Siwertell technology.
'Siwertell Smartview will ultimately benefit both our existing as well as new customers,' explains Per Hansson, Sales Director, Bruks Siwertell. 'It is planned for a phased launch, starting in 2023, and will be initially introduced on new equipment deliveries.'
Siwertell Smartview collects data during unloading and loading operations, enabling detailed analysis and follow-up of equipment performance, availability and reliability. Automated report functions ensure that operators are able to make the most of this information, including reports for each vessel handled, operational performance data and any equipment downtime.
The tool can monitor real-time operational parameters such as tons of material handled, average capacity, tons of material remaining in the vessel's holds during unloading, and the overall duration of operations. It is also able to identify areas that can be improved, enhancing efficiency and a terminal's potential profitability. Other parameters that can be analysed include equipment availability, historical performance, and component data collection.
'The cloud-based portal brings Siwertell expertise much closer to our customers,' Mr Hansson continues. 'Historical data analysis enables performance studies over different vessel types and sizes or commodities. Furthermore, reviewing the performance of different shifts can identify possible training needs. All enable the continuous improvement and optimisation of our customers' terminals.
'Information can be simply accessed through a personal computer (PC), tablet or smartphone,' he adds. 'Initially, the tool was specifically designed to provide an accurate overview of unloading operations, helping customers rapidly identify any potential bottlenecks and therefore improve efficiency and availability. We soon realised that the IIoT system and its capabilities could be expanded to include much more.'
Siwertell Smartview will also be able to provide digitally enhanced maintenance management. This includes everything from monitoring service intervals and remote support with assisted fault-tracing, up to a full service update. The next-generation tool is suitable for all Siwertell ship unloaders, including port-mobile and road-mobile units, and ship loaders.
For more information visit the Bruks Siwertell website, HERE.
Siwertell Smartview collects data during unloading and loading operations, enabling detailed analysis and follow-up of equipment performance, availability and reliability. Automated report functions ensure that operators are able to make the most of this information, including reports for each vessel handled, operational performance data and any equipment downtime.
The tool can monitor real-time operational parameters such as tons of material handled, average capacity, tons of material remaining in the vessel's holds during unloading, and the overall duration of operations. It is also able to identify areas that can be improved, enhancing efficiency and a terminal's potential profitability. Other parameters that can be analysed include equipment availability, historical performance, and component data collection.
'The cloud-based portal brings Siwertell expertise much closer to our customers,' Mr Hansson continues. 'Historical data analysis enables performance studies over different vessel types and sizes or commodities. Furthermore, reviewing the performance of different shifts can identify possible training needs. All enable the continuous improvement and optimisation of our customers' terminals.
'Information can be simply accessed through a personal computer (PC), tablet or smartphone,' he adds. 'Initially, the tool was specifically designed to provide an accurate overview of unloading operations, helping customers rapidly identify any potential bottlenecks and therefore improve efficiency and availability. We soon realised that the IIoT system and its capabilities could be expanded to include much more.'
Siwertell Smartview will also be able to provide digitally enhanced maintenance management. This includes everything from monitoring service intervals and remote support with assisted fault-tracing, up to a full service update. The next-generation tool is suitable for all Siwertell ship unloaders, including port-mobile and road-mobile units, and ship loaders.
For more information visit the Bruks Siwertell website, HERE.
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