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Baker Hughes ValvAware for Valve Lifecycle Management Control valve health monitoring for improved plant performance Copyright 2021 Baker Hughes Company. This material contains one or more registered trademarks of Baker Hughes Company and its subsidiaries in one or more countries. All third- party product and company names are trademarks of their respective holders. BakerHughes_BN_VLM_FS-012821 ValvAware is a valve fleet condition-based monitoring and diagnostic application. Utilizing the existing digital valve positioner infrastructure, ValvAware extracts data otherwise lost in the positioner and analyzes each valve (regardless of brand) for performance and reliability concerns, summarizing the result in a simple valve health index. ValvAware is the foundation of the comprehensive Valve Lifecycle Management (VLM) service offered by the Baker Hughes’ global service partner network. The VLM service offering is focused on optimizing the maintenance and performance of all brands of valves. VLM captures and analyzes maintenance records, valve design data, offline test data, and online valve performance data utilizing valve experts in the machine learning loop. This results in an action-oriented report providing plant operators with information to prioritize and optimize valve maintenance activities— both physics-based models and human expertise. Armed with detailed guidance provided by VLM application specialists, plant maintenance and reliability teams are able to improve valve performance and prevent unplanned downtime, eliminating the need to wrestle with understanding how friction reports and step tests map to actual valve maintenance requirements. ValvAware can generate rich insights such as degrading packing stem damage and pending actuator failures from a high fidelity asset model and provide those insights to augment existing reliability solutions via standard interfaces (OPC, Rest APIs). Physics-based KPIs and valve health index can provide additional value to AI-based reliability by embedding domain knowledge and knowledge of asset operation to improve the quality of alerts. Feature summary Control valve fleet analysis—utilize a simple and uniform interface that helps reliability and maintenance teams easily identify future valve failures, regardless of valve brand/ manufacturer. Identify process variability—using detailed valve data, know when the valve is inducing process variation independent of DCS control command. Predict wear and pending failures—using trend detection and physics-based modeling, know which valves need maintenance before any process impact is detected. Analytics and decision support—leverage valve industry veterans and expertise to trouble shoot and provide maintenance recommendation options for turnaround/outage maintenance activities. ValvAware augments OAI solutions with insights from high fidelity asset model

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Page 1: Baker Hughes ValvAwarefor Valve Lifecycle Management · 2021. 3. 3. · Lifecycle Management (VLM) service offered by the Baker Hughes’ global service partner network. The VLM service

Baker HughesValvAware for Valve Lifecycle ManagementControl valve health monitoring for improved plant performance

Copyright 2021 Baker Hughes Company. This material contains one or more registered trademarks of Baker Hughes Company and its subsidiaries in one or more countries. All third-party product and company names are trademarks of their respective holders.

BakerHughes_BN_VLM_FS-012821

ValvAware is a valve fleet condition-based monitoring and diagnostic application. Utilizing the existing digital valve positioner infrastructure, ValvAware extracts data otherwise lost in the positioner and analyzes each valve (regardless of brand) for performance and reliability concerns, summarizing the result in a simple valve health index.

ValvAware is the foundation of the comprehensive Valve Lifecycle Management (VLM) service offered by the Baker Hughes’ global service partner network. The VLM service offering is focused on optimizing the maintenance and performance of all brands of valves. VLM captures and analyzes maintenance records, valve design data, offline test data, and online valve performance data utilizing valve experts in the machine learning loop. This results in an action-oriented report providing plant operators with information to prioritize and optimize valve maintenance activities— both physics-based models and human expertise. Armed with detailed guidance provided by VLM application specialists, plant maintenance and reliability teams are able to improve valve performance and prevent unplanned downtime, eliminating the need to wrestle with understanding how friction reports and step tests map to actual valve maintenance requirements.

ValvAware can generate rich insights such as degrading packing stem damage and pending actuator failures from a high fidelity asset model and provide those insights to augment existing reliability solutions via standard interfaces (OPC, Rest APIs). Physics-based KPIs and valve health index can provide additional value to AI-based reliability by embedding domain knowledge and knowledge of asset operation to improve the quality of alerts.

Feature summaryControl valve fleet analysis—utilize a simple and uniform interface that helps reliability and maintenance teams easily identify future valve failures, regardless of valve brand/ manufacturer.

Identify process variability—using detailed valve data, know when the valve is inducing process variation independent of DCS control command.

Predict wear and pending failures—using trend detection and physics-based modeling, know which valves need maintenance before any process impact is detected.

Analytics and decision support—leverage valve industry veterans and expertise to trouble shoot and provide maintenance recommendation options for turnaround/outage maintenance activities.

ValvAwareaugments OAI solutions with insights from high fidelity asset model