SENSTRALI TRIAGE PILOT
A pilot puts Senstrali Triage on one section of one conveyor at your site. We monitor and report; every zone is graded Healthy, Plan, Watch or Alert against its own baseline, and the pilot is scored against KPIs agreed with you at scoping.
Nodes clamp to the stringer along a single conveyor section. One cable carries power and data back to a controller at the end of the run. No drilling, and no change to the rollers or the frame.
For a pilot the controller runs on battery, with its own mobile link, so no site power or network is needed. Solar or site power is an option for long-term deployments. Results go to a server in Australia set up for your site alone, or to a machine on your premises. There is no connection to site IT or OT.
Your team gets the triage list, the trend behind every grade, and the recording a grade was based on. Nobody has to learn a new analysis tool to read it.
KPIs are agreed with you at scoping and checked against your own work orders at the end. You decide what counts as a result before the first node goes on.
A pilot runs on a working conveyor, so a few things have to come from your side.
A short call first: which conveyor and what keeps failing. Then agree the section (typically 50 to 100 m to start, chosen from inspection findings or work orders), the KPIs, access, permits and commercial terms, in writing.
Nodes and controller fitted during a planned shut or isolation, then about two weeks of running to learn each zone's normal.
Zones are graded continuously. Your team gets the triage list, the trends and the recordings.
Grades compared against your work orders and inspection findings at the end of the pilot, against the KPIs agreed at scoping.
Add segments if the results justify it.
KPIs agreed at scoping typically include:
Duration and commercial terms are agreed at scoping. Places for the next round are limited.
Tell us where you stand and we will come back to you. It commits you to nothing.
