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Engine Health Monitoring
WebECTM® | ENGINE HEALTH MONITORINGTHE EXCLUSIVE EHM PROVIDER FOR PRATT & WHITNEY CANADA AND HONEYWELL TFE & HTF ENGINES
1-631-588-3200
sa les@campsys tems .com
www.campsys tems .com
Engine Health Monitoring
05/2013
EXPERTISECAMP Systems International, Inc. is the largest Engine Health
Monitoring (EHM) service in the world and is the designated EHM
provider for all Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) and Honeywell
HTF & TFE engines. CAMP analysts are extensively trained avia-
tion professionals with a deep knowledge of engine performance and
trend monitoring.
At CAMP, we are committed to providing timely, reliable, action-
able information to our customers, resulting in reduced operating
costs, improved reliability, and enhanced the safety of their air-
craft. Coupled with CAMP’s Maintenance Tracking service, CAMP
offers total support for regulatory, warranty programs such as “Power
by the Hour,” aircraft leasing requirements and more. All of this is
delivered real-time via the Internet to desktop, tablet and smartphone
devices to ensure you have the information you need to fly safely.
For information on our team, accreditations, strategic partnerships,
and a current list of engines we service please contact us.
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MAXIMIZE AVAILABILITY AND UTILIZATION
AWARENESS
MONITOR THE HEALTH AND PERFORMANCE OF YOUR ENGINES
PROVEN
ONLINE SERVICES – Our customers are able to access the engine
monitoring data, graphs, and any related reports for their aircraft through our
comprehensive website. The website provides customers with a user friendly
interface with access to a variety of tools to effectively manage the trend
monitoring for their aircraft.
ADVANTAGES
The combination of savings and safety is paramount in aviation.
Unexpected maintenance and unscheduled downtime are just
two of many issues that contribute to rising costs. But their impact
can be significant.
COST REDUCTION – Early detection of minor problems that otherwise
may have gone undetected allows them to be addressed before they escalate
into a major problem that created a costly unscheduled maintenance event.
ENHANCED SAFETY – Engine Health Monitoring is a proactive and
continuous process that identifies potential problems before they evolve
into a flight safety issue.
MAINTENANCE PLANNING – Unscheduled downtime is more than
an inconvenience—it’s often accompanied by unforeseen expense. Engine
Health Monitoring reduces unscheduled downtime and maximizes the ef-
fectiveness of your engine’s condition for potential buyers.
EXTENSION REQUIREMENT – Engine Health Monitoring is an integral
component in obtaining extensions for hot section inspection and engine
overhaul time limits (applicability and availability of extensions varies by
engine type and life cycle).
CONFIDENCE
Collecting engine data is useful only when it is analyzed by qualified and
experienced aviation professionals. Our staff can detect a number of faults
in their earliest stages:
• Instrumentation errors
• Bleed air leaks
• Hot section deterioration
• Hot starts
• Faulty fuel nozzles
• Dirty or eroded compressors
• FOD damage
AWARENESS
It’s a fact. All aircraft and engines, regardless of manufacturer, begin the
process of system deterioration and performance loss from the first time
they’re operated. These changes cannot be stopped, but the process can be
managed. The key is to be vigilantly aware of this inevitable progression.
The principal tool used to detect and diagnose these changes over time is
engine trend monitoring and analysis. Trending engine operating param-
eters on a regular basis can detect most faults before the flight crew or
maintenance personnel are even aware of a problem.
PROVEN
Engine Health Monitoring (EHM) is the process of analyzing engine
data collected during flight. The analysis is used to detect and diagnose
subtle changes in engine performance. Administered by our qualified and
experienced personnel, engine health monitoring enables us to pinpoint po-
tential problems at the earliest possible point, preventing secondary—more
costly—damage.
CONVENIENT
By providing options that keep the process simple, yet effective, our service
can be easily integrated into operations of any size.
DATA COLLECTION – Manually or automatically collected data can be
sent via email, fax, or through your smartphone. Every time data is submit-
ted and processed a confirmation of receipt is sent via email.
PERFORMANCE PLOTTING – Many factors
can affect engine performance from day to day.
Specialized engine data analysis software is
used to compensate for these factors and
compare normalized data to expected
values from a mathematical model.
Graphical representations of engine perfor-
mance are generated for our analytical team.
ANALYSIS – An accurate and timely interpretation of the graphs is essen-
tial to the success of a monitoring program. Received data is processed and
analyzed by our team within twenty-four business hours. In the event of a
noteworthy change in performance, our analysts will issue a prioritized alert
that documents the observed change and provides a recommended mainte-
nance action to correct any problems.
MONTHLY REPORT – A Monthly Status Report is issued for each aircraft
enrolled in our service. This report summarizes your activity on our program
for the last 30 days.
ALREADY USING CAMP MAINTENANCE TRACKING? Ask about bundling your service with EHM for additional savings.
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SALES
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SUPPORT
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SALES/SUPPORT
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Tel (US): 1-800-297-6490 Tel (Int’l): 1-559-297-6490
SUPPORTENGINE HEALTHM O N I TO R I N GENGINE HEALTH EXPERTISE
Engine images courtesy of Pratt & Whitney Canada Corporation / Bombardier Challenger 350 image courtesy of Bombardier Inc. / Embraer Phenom 100 image courtesy of Embraer S.A. / Pilatus PC12 image courtesy of Pilatus Aircraft Ltd.