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Schneider Electric - ATV Predict: smart predictive maintenance solution for pump applications


In an industrial environment where downtime is costly and efficiency is crucial, Schneider Electric's ATV Predict offers an innovative solution for predictive maintenance of pump applications. Integrated into Altivar 600 (ATV600) variable speed drives, this technology combines AI and in-depth application knowledge to detect and predict potential failures early on, without the need for additional sensors or hardware.


What is ATV Predict?

ATV Predict is a software-based service that uses the existing electrical signals within the frequency converter to monitor both the drive and the connected pump. By analysing the dynamics of speed and torque, the system can recognise and predict mechanical and electrical deviations. This is done autonomously, thanks to a self-calibrated learning phase.


ATV Predict detects and predicts faults in both the drive and the pump. Among other things, the system recognises IGBT ageing, overheating, DC bus ripple, fan problems, cavitation in various stages, dry running, wear, blockages and vortex formation. It also predicts possible defects such as damaged IGBTs, a damaged pump impeller and worn wear rings. In this way, ATV Predict helps to plan maintenance in good time and avoid unexpected downtime.


Key features

  • Remaining Useful Life (RUL) indicator
  • Health and stress indicators
  • Fault predictions
  • Maintenance recommendations


Benefits

  • No additional hardware required
  • Rapid implementation: simple firmware upgrade and licence activation
  • Lower maintenance costs: fewer inspection rounds and expert interventions
  • Extended asset life: through timely interventions
  • Energy efficiency: prevents overconsumption through early detection of inefficiencies
  • Flexible communication: via keypad, embedded web server or OT network


Conclusion

ATV Predict offers a powerful combination of AI and industrial expertise, enabling companies to transform their maintenance strategy from reactive to proactive. By predicting failures and performing targeted maintenance, ATV Predict increases the reliability of installations, reduces operational costs and contributes to a more sustainable production environment.


 
 

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