WO2004106211A1 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zur wartung einer aufzugs- oder fahrtreppenanlage - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method and a device for servicing an elevator or escalator system.
- Elevators or escalators are serviced at regular intervals. To maintain such systems, a service technician goes to the system and examines the components to be serviced according to a maintenance plan. The large number of different systems that are serviced by a service technician and the different levels of maintenance or the elimination of faults make it necessary to equip the service technician with a large number of technical documents for each system. On site, the service technician must decide which measures to take based on the condition of the system and the maintenance plan. To ensure efficient maintenance, the service technician usually communicates with a maintenance center several times, usually using a mobile phone. During this communication, technical details, component designations and maintenance parameters for the special system are requested and the necessary spare parts are ordered after the maintenance plan has been processed. However, the maintenance center for the escalators and elevator systems is also the point of contact for the operators of the systems. Frequent communication with service technicians with the maintenance center therefore limits the availability for the operators of the systems.
- JP 08161400 An information system for maintenance work is known from JP 08161400.
- the maintenance work to be carried out by a service technician is stored in a data memory for the elevator systems to be serviced.
- the service technician can use a data connection to save the stored data using a mobile device
- the communication device allows the service technician to get an overview of the measuring devices and spare parts that are likely to be required during a working day and to accordingly assemble the equipment that he must carry with him during the working day.
- the above-mentioned information system allows a service technician to assemble his equipment in advance according to the type and scope of the maintenance work to be expected on a working day, and thus according to experience adapt to expected needs.
- the information system mentioned above has a major disadvantage in planning the need for spare parts.
- Different components of an elevator system generally have different lifetimes. For a number of components, it can be specified on the basis of empirical values when a replacement should be carried out with corresponding spare parts.
- a replacement of such components with spare parts is usually planned in advance and carried out according to a scheduled cycle - depending on the expected service life of the respective components.
- a service technician often has to determine that unforeseen operating errors occur during maintenance work on an elevator position. Due to the large number of components that an elevator system has, a service technician cannot usually take all possible spare parts with him in order to be equipped to remedy any operational error.
- the service technician notices an operating error while maintaining a system that he did not expect, he has the problem of finding out whether he needs additional spare parts and, if so, which spare parts.
- the service technician faces the problem that he has an extensive technical On-site documentation would be required to find out which of the components of the elevator system would have to be replaced and which additional spare parts would be required to remedy the operating fault.
- Even if the service technician has determined which components of the elevator system require additional spare parts there is the problem of how to ensure the delivery of suitable spare parts. In particular, it must be avoided that there is a mix-up when the service technician orders spare parts. There is a risk of confusion when ordering spare parts because a service technician usually has to maintain a variety of different but similar elevator systems. It is therefore associated with considerable effort to avoid errors when ordering spare parts.
- the object of the invention is therefore to provide a method and a device by means of which the execution of maintenance work is made more efficient and the ordering of spare parts is made easier for the service technician.
- the invention is based on the idea that service technicians use electronic display and operating units for the record keeping. These display and control units are also used to control and program the systems.
- the display and control unit is coupled to an interface of the system, so that data can be exchanged between the system and the display and control unit via this interface.
- the coupling between the interface and the display and control unit can take place either directly at the location of the system or via a communication link from a location remote from the system.
- the aforementioned "remote location" can also be the Maintenance center itself.
- the display and control unit can also be integrated into the control of the system itself.
- the invention is further based on the idea that data and parameters which specify the structure and the operating behavior of the respective system are stored in a data center in a maintenance center which is remote from the systems to be maintained.
- the data and parameters include information about which functions the respective system should perform according to its specification in operation.
- the data and parameters also include information about which components the respective system has.
- the structure of a system determines which components contribute to the implementation of a specific function of the system.
- the data and parameters provided in the data memory thus enable a description of the operating behavior that a system should show in accordance with its specification.
- operating parameters of a system are recorded during the execution of a test routine and compared with corresponding data and parameters which are stored in the data memory.
- An error log is created that contains a specification of the operating errors that are determined when the test routine is run.
- An operating error is based on the fact that at least one specific component does not work according to the specification.
- the data and parameters contained in the data memory make it possible to identify those components of the system that are responsible for the operating error due to a malfunction and can therefore be associated with the operating error for each operating error determined.
- the method according to the invention thus makes it possible to identify operational errors and the spare parts that are suitable for eliminating the operational errors before carrying out maintenance work.
- the spare parts can be unique be specified, for example by means of a unique component designation in the form of a component number or another suitable identification.
- the identified spare parts can each be presented in a compact list. If necessary, the data contained in the list can be stored or transmitted via a data connection, for example in order to record the data in an administration system of a spare parts warehouse or to arrange for spare parts to be ordered. Since the spare parts can be characterized by a clear component designation, confusion with other spare parts can be avoided.
- operating parameters of the system are transmitted to the display and control unit.
- the transmitted operating parameters are displayed there.
- the service technician thus has access to the serial number and important operating parameters, e.g. year of construction, running time, distance to the last maintenance etc.
- Each system has a unique serial number that can be used to infer the components used. Runtimes, control periods and other operating parameters can also be clearly determined using the system's serial number. Furthermore, technical documents are required for the maintenance of such systems, which can be found via the serial number. However, not all systems, all technical documents, spare parts lists and maintenance parameters can be saved on the display and control unit. Especially since the timeliness of the data would not be guaranteed.
- a data connection is now established to a maintenance center, which is arranged remotely from the system.
- the display and control unit identifies itself at the maintenance center and transmits the serial number of the system. Everyone is in the maintenance center current documents and parameters of the system are saved. Based on the identification, plant-specific data and parameters of the plant are transferred to the display and control unit. An error log with a set of component names that correspond to the required spare parts can be generated there by means of a comparison. In the comparison, operating parameters are compared with transmitted data and parameters, and this error log is created if there are deviations between operating parameters and transmitted data and parameters. The error log is transmitted to the maintenance center via the data connection.
- the service technician By establishing the data connection, the service technician has access to the correct and current data and parameters. These include, for example, commission data, technical documents, spare parts lists and maintenance-relevant parameters.
- the service technician can thus view the data he needs on the display and control unit and create the error log.
- he can create a list of spare parts that are required for the maintenance of the system. This list is automatically sent to the maintenance center and the order is triggered. If necessary, the error log can be transferred to the maintenance center so that a maintenance history can be saved.
- a preferred development provides that the service technician compares the displayed operating parameters and transmitted data and parameters and, depending on the comparison, creates the error log which is transmitted to the maintenance center via the data connection.
- This has the advantage that the service technician can influence the ordering of spare parts, since defects can usually be remedied with a small repair.
- the service technician can use the error log accordingly or edit and, if necessary, correct a list with a specification of the spare parts required to correct operating errors.
- a test routine runs on the system and a test report of the system is output on the display and control unit, which is compared with transmitted data and parameters and, if there is a deviation, an error log with a list the component names of the respective spare parts is created, which is transmitted to the maintenance center via the data connection.
- the service technician can first make settings on the system based on the displayed operating parameters in order to influence the components that influence the operating parameters. If the operating parameters cannot be moved within a permissible range during a new test, an exchange of the responsible component is usually necessary. Repeating the test routine generates the test report with the error and an automatic comparison between the test report and the transferred data and parameters creates an error log and a list with component names of the components that must be replaced. This list is transmitted to the maintenance center via the data connection.
- the service technician is asked to enter an identification code which is compared with an identification code stored in a memory of the system and / or with an identification code stored in the maintenance center.
- Identification is not just for security.
- the type and scope of maintenance can also be coded using different identification codes.
- different amounts of operating parameters can be output or, for example, during a large inspection, operating parameters of components that are not checked during normal maintenance.
- the scope of access to the data and parameters stored in the system and in the maintenance center also depends on the identification code entered. The scope of the data and parameters to be transmitted from the maintenance center can thus be adapted to the intended scope of maintenance.
- the data connection between the system and the maintenance center is established via a mobile phone connected to the display and control unit.
- the operating parameters transmitted to the display and control unit are thus transmitted to the maintenance center via the mobile phone.
- the requested data and parameters of the system are also sent from the maintenance center to the mobile phone and from there to the display and control unit.
- the data connection to the maintenance center is established via the emergency call connection of the system.
- Most of the systems have an emergency connection to the public telephone network. Since this is not required during maintenance, the emergency call connection can be used to establish a data connection to the maintenance center.
- the emergency connection is controlled by the display and control unit.
- a feedback is transmitted from the maintenance center to the system / display and control unit.
- the feedback can advantageously include an availability status for the required spare parts and / or repair instructions for rectifying the operating errors listed in the error log.
- the service technician can therefore search for alternative solutions based on the repair instructions.
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- FIG. 1 the structure of a device according to the invention is shown.
- a display and operating unit 11 is shown, which is connected to the system 12, which can be in the form of an elevator or escalator system.
- the display and control unit 11 is connected to the system 12 via an interface 14.
- the connection can be both wired (RS232, USB) and wireless via radio or infrared (IRDA).
- the system 12 also comprises at least one controller 19 and one device 18 for executing a test routine.
- the system 12 contains sensors that record operating parameters such as motor temperature, running speed of the escalator or the elevator and distance values. These values are stored in a memory together with other operating parameters from the control system, such as runtime, frequency of movement of the system and error messages from components.
- the emergency call connection 17 is also included, via which a data connection 16 to the maintenance center 13 can be established.
- the maintenance center 13 is located at a remote location.
- the data connection can also be established via a mobile phone 15 or other telephone connected to the display and control unit 11.
- the display and control unit 11 can be implemented by a notebook or a PDA. However, user-specific user interfaces with display and input options can also be used. Corresponding maintenance parameters are reset in the system by means of the display and control unit 11 after maintenance.
- FIG. 2 shows the sequence of a method according to the invention for the maintenance of an escalator or elevator system 12 on the basis of a linkage of graphic elements in the form of a flow chart.
- the individual graphic elements are provided with reference symbols. In the following list, the individual reference symbols are compared with the respective meaning of the corresponding graphic elements:
- step 21 This is followed by an identification (step 22) between the display and operating unit 11 and the system 12. This can be done by the service technician entering an identification code, but other customary identification means can also be used.
- step 23 operating parameters corresponding to the identification code are transmitted to the display and operating unit 11, which are displayed there to the service technician.
- a data connection 16 is established via a data connection device 15, 17 to a maintenance center 13. Access is checked in the maintenance center 13 using the identification code and the serial number known from the operating parameters (step 24). Depending on the identification code and serial number, data and parameters of the system 12 are transmitted from the maintenance center 13 to the display and control unit 11 and displayed there (step 25).
- a comparison of current operating parameters and transmitted data and parameters from the maintenance center is then carried out in the display and operating unit 11 (step 26). This can either be done automatically or manually by the service technician. If there is no discrepancy (step 27), the maintenance has ended without errors (step 28). An error-free protocol can optionally be transmitted to the maintenance center 13. If there is a discrepancy (step 27), an error log is generated in the display and control unit 11 (step 29), which includes the defective components and the associated component names. There is also an error if, for example, a component has exceeded its maximum runtime and must therefore be replaced. The error log, along with the list of component names, becomes the maintenance center
- a spare parts order is triggered in the maintenance center 13 (step 31), the service technician receiving a feedback from the maintenance center 13 (step 32), which indicates the availability status of the required components and, if necessary, repair instructions.
- the data and parameters transmitted from the maintenance center 13 with the commission documents, technical documents and component names can be stored in the system 12 after the transmission to the display and control unit 11, so that the data connection 16 does not have the entire maintenance period must continue. This also has the advantage that a service technician can directly access the documents in the system if maintenance is required again or if the requested spare parts are installed.
- the up-to-dateness of the stored data must be maintained, which can be ensured by comparing stored data in the system 12 with the data in the maintenance center 13. It is not always necessary to update all the data stored in the system 12, for example the technical documents are largely retained over the operating life of a system. In contrast, maintenance parameters must be updated regularly.
- the display and control unit is not coupled to an interface of the system directly at the location of the system, but is operated in a remote maintenance mode, the display and control unit being connected via a communication link from a location remote from the system - If necessary, for example, also from the maintenance center - exchanges the data required for maintenance with the system and / or with the maintenance center.
- the remote maintenance mode has the advantage that the service technician already has an error log with a
- the creation of the error log is generated automatically or interactively with a check by the service technician.
- a database can automatically be updated for a maintenance plan of a plant and one Work schedule of a service technician. Furthermore, a database can be created and updated in order to plan the maintenance of several systems in advance.
- a work schedule of a service technician means that he carries a certain set of spare parts with him as a mobile spare parts collection.
- the current inventory of the mobile spare parts collection of a service technician is noted in a memory of the display and control unit and / or in a memory in the maintenance center. It is possible to define a set of different components as a target spare part collection, specified in detail based on the component name and a target quantity per component, and also to store them in the memory.
- the target number of pieces gives the number of components that the service technician should - based on experience - carry in his mobile spare parts collection at the start of the service.
- the creation of the error log according to the method according to the invention in remote maintenance mode allows the service technician to determine a list of the spare parts that are likely to be required for a system before he personally visits the system. After completing the maintenance work on a specific system, the service technician can use the display and control unit to record which components and how many of the individual components were actually installed during the maintenance of the system. From this, the current inventory of the mobile spare parts collection can be determined automatically.
- the service technician can now plan the maintenance of several systems in advance by determining an error log with a set of component names according to the method according to the invention for each of these systems in the remote maintenance mode. From this, the display and operating device determines the spare parts that are expected to be required for the maintenance of the individual systems - each broken down according to the component name and the number of components required in each case - and also stores this data in memory. The display and control unit can now make a comparison of: (i) target spare parts collection, (ii) current inventory of the mobile spare parts collection and (iii) expected need for spare parts for a sequence of maintenance work to be carried out successively on different systems for the planned but not yet carried out maintenance work.
- the result of this comparison is stored in the memory of the display and control unit and can be transmitted to the maintenance center or processed further in the maintenance center.
- the comparison shows whether the current inventory of the spare parts collection is likely to be sufficient to carry out the planned maintenance work. If the comparison shows that the mobile spare parts collection is not sufficiently stocked to carry out the planned maintenance work, this is displayed to the service technician and / or the maintenance center.
- the display and control unit offers the option of determining a component list, which - broken down by the name of the missing components and the number of missing components - indicates the shortage of the mobile spare parts collection. Out of stock is understood here to mean the difference between the number of components required in each case and the number of components belonging to the current inventory of the mobile spare parts collection.
- the display and control unit offers various options to trigger actions after a shortage has been determined.
- a first possible action is to compare the component list, which indicates the shortage, with a spare part list, which indicates the inventory of a central spare parts warehouse.
- This central spare parts warehouse can be managed in the maintenance center, for example.
- the display and control unit shows whether the shortage of the mobile spare parts collection can be compensated for via the central spare parts warehouse. If so, the display and control unit displays a selection of different steps AC.
- step A the display and control unit in the central spare parts warehouse triggers the reservation of spare parts that the service technician needs to correct the shortage balance its mobile spare parts collection.
- step B the service technician can use the display and control unit to send a signal to the spare parts warehouse and / or the maintenance center, which triggers an order to deliver selected spare parts to a selected system at a specific point in time.
- a service technician can use electronic means to have spare parts delivered to a specific location.
- Step C offers the possibility of storing the name and the number of components, the replacement of which is envisaged on the basis of the error log, but which are currently not available in the central spare parts store, by means of the display and operating unit. These components can be automatically reserved in the display and control unit and / or in the maintenance center for replacement at a later time.
- a signal can be generated if there is a shortage of spare parts in the spare parts warehouse.
- the signal can be used to remedy the shortage, for example by ordering missing spare parts from external suppliers, for example using electronic means via a communication link.
- the data required to process the order can be saved in the maintenance center together with the data for specifying the spare parts.
- the display and control unit offers the possibility, based on a specified security standard, of making recommendations as to whether the replacement of a component specified in the error log is urgent or not. This information can be used when planning future maintenance measures. If the replacement of a component specified in the error log is not urgently required due to the safety standard, the display and control unit can be used to generate a signal which marks the replacement of this component in a plan for the next maintenance, according to an already existing maintenance plan a predetermined cycle should take place. Corresponding plans for the maintenance measures and the assembly can be electronically stored in the maintenance center of the central spare parts warehouse and the work planning of the service technicians are generated and saved.
- a signal can be generated with the display and control unit, which triggers a warning in the maintenance center. Suitable measures can then be taken in the maintenance center to organize the replacement of the components outside the cycle specified in the maintenance schedule.
- the display and control unit can be used to record all maintenance work carried out by a service technician and all components installed during a maintenance measure. On the basis of the data recorded in this way, a cost calculation for the maintenance measures can be carried out and an automatic invoicing to the operators of the respective systems can be effected. Invoicing can be done in paper or electronic form.
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