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Service Log

The In-Site system monitors every time a valve or pump operates. A pre-determined number of valve actuations or pump running hours can be ‘set’ against each individual item being monitored (an example is shown right).

When a valve has operated, say 3,000 times, or a pump has ‘run’ for 5,000 hours, In-Site generates a report to identify which items of plant are due for maintenance.

A separate report, Operation & Times is also generated, linked to the Sequence Table, that summarises the total separate operations of each pump/valve being monitored and also the cumulative elapsed time (hrs:min:sec) that the item has been in use. This information indicates the likely time period before a plant item appears in the Service Log.

Plant items appearing in the Service Log can only be ‘reset’ by a duly authorised person, usually Engineering or Maintenance staff. The reset button in the Service Log can only be operated if the In-Site security software key is programmed to permit access to this function.

After a plant item has been 'reset' the system stores this information so that a full service record is kept of each plant item. This assists sites who have an asset care regime.

The Service Log report permits filtering of the information to show:

• All CIP systems

• A specific CIP system or channel

• A specific plant item (pump/valve)