industrial internet of things: rock bolt monitoring

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Industrial Internet of Things: Rock Bolt Monitoring Jens Eliasson Associate professor, Industrial Electronics EISLAB Luleå University of Technology [email protected] ThingWave AB [email protected] http://www.thingwave.eu v. 2016-03-16

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Industrial Internet of Things:

Rock Bolt Monitoring

Jens Eliasson

Associate professor, Industrial Electronics

EISLAB

Luleå University of Technology

[email protected]

ThingWave AB

[email protected]

http://www.thingwave.eu

v. 2016-03-16

Rock bolts

Widely used in the mining industry for tunnel stability

Large market! 10-100 million bolts are installed yearly!

May become damaged by seismic activities, and mining

activities

Lose their load-bearing capacity

This can lead to disasters!

Damages are not always visible from the tunnel

Today, there are no technologies for real-time

monitoring of a large number of rock bolts

Installed rock bolt in mine tunnel

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Rock bolts

“A rock bolt is a long anchor bolt, for stabilizing rock excavations, which may

be used in tunnels or rock cuts. It transfers load from the unstable exterior,

to the confined (and much stronger) interior of the rock mass. Rock bolts

were first used in mining starting in the 1890s.”

2/17 www.wikipedia.com

Motivation

From this

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Motivation

From this

and this…

4/17

Intelligent Rock Bolt System

Standard rock bolt equipped with

Industrial IoT (IIoT) technologies

Features sensors and high powered LEDs,

wireless communication, battery, and

low-power electronics

Can monitor:

Strain (force)

Vibrations

Bolt breakage,

etc…

Intelligent rock bolt

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Overview

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Overview

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Technologies

The Intelligent rock bolt consists of a multitude of technologies

Standard 22 mm rock bolt, 3 meters long

Strain and vibration sensor(s)

Mulle mk4 IoT sensor- and actuator platform

Eistec Mulle mk4

Strain gauge on rock bolt 8/17

Communication

The Intelligent rock bolt utilizes several communication

technologies and protocols

IPv6 over 6LoWPAN with RPL and IPsec

CoAP and NTP

SenML for data

IPSO Smart Objects

OMA LWM2M

Arrowhead technologies

Interoperability is important

True IoT platform Protocol stack

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Network architecture

Device:

Encrypted communication (AES)

OMA LWM2M

IPSO Smart Objects

Sensor & actuator drivers w/ signal processing

Gateway:

Monitoring and control system

Cloud:

Data storage

Visualization

Processing and alarms

Communication

infrastructure 10/17

Historian

Rockbolt monitor and control system

Application running on the gateway

Detects alarm thresholds and synchronizes LED signaling to spread alarms

Arrowhead-enabled

Automatic plug&play

Security

Configuration

Rockbolt

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Rockbolt

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Rockbolt

1

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Leshan

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Rockbolt

Monitor and

Control

Web MMI

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Conclusions

The Intelligent rock bolt is a standard rock bolt with embedded Internet of

Things technologies for sensing, secure communication and device

management

The device can monitor

vibrations

strain (force)

temperature, light, …

Only open and standardized protocols are used:

6LoWPAN, IPv6, RPL, IPsec

CoAP, NTP

OMA LWM2M, IPSO Smart Objects

The lifetime is around two years on a single battery

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Next steps

Install complete system in several active mines

Identify strategic partners

Research activities

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IPSO Challenge 2015

Silicon Valley, Dec 2015

We took first place!

More than 50 entries in the contest

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Industrial Internet of Things in Mining

Challenging environment

Complex systems

High availability

Security and dependability

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Acknowledgments

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