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Create a Scorecard with Last 7, 14 , & 365 Days
Curious George replied to Curious George's topic in General Seeq Discussions
Quick follow-up question: I want to do a scorecard with the following time periods: So far today (midnight last night to now) Yesterday (midnight 2 nights ago to 11:59pm last night) So far this month (this month 1st at midnight up to now) Last month (last month 1st at midnight up to last day of last month 11:59pm) I’m guessing I’ll be using code similar to that shown above, but how do I write the purple part to do the different times? Is there a function like in excel that would for example tell me today’s month like this MONTH(NOW())? Thanks in advance! -
I have a condition with several capsules of various lengths; how do I determine the time period or length of each capsule? For example, my first capsule is 24 hours long, and then the next capsule is only about 3 hours. I'm looking for a way where I can get this information for all of my capsules.
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Hello Seeq, I have a bad actor pump that requires relatively frequent maintenance and replacement. I am using a flow measurement in Seeq to indicate whether my pump is operating or not but I'm having trouble creating a new signal that captures the running hours/days of my pump at any given time. I was able to use Signal from Condition to give me each operating periods total duration (see attached) but I'm looking for a more continuous signal. Please let me know if there is a way to accomplish this in Seeq.
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Hi Seeq- As shown in the following screenshot, I have a signal that occasionally spikes. I'd like to remove these spikes (both the high and low spikes) before I do any additional analysis using this signal. I tried to do this with the Low Pass Filter, but I didn't get the required results.
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Is Seeq able to create the graph below? Note that the left-hand side plots the yearly average, while the right-hand side plots the monthly average. Ideally I would like this all displayed on one graph. Currently, our only workaround is to create 2 separate graphs (one for the yearly averages and one for the monthly averages) and display them side by side.
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Filtering on Capsule Properties
Curious George replied to Curious George's topic in General Seeq Discussions
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I have gaps in my signal with missing data and would like to replace the gaps with zero. Man with the yellow hat is not around and I could use some help.
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Thanks, this feature will be a big help for our analyses.
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I have a condition that represent unit procedures. These capsules come from a batch execution system connector. Each capsule in the condition contains a property called 'Max Temperature'. I am trying to create a condition that just have the hot capsules. I am using a Seeq formula and filter to do this. Here's my formula: $c.filter( $cap -> $cap.getProperty('Max Temperature').isGreaterThan(170) ) I don't get any errors from this formula, but, I don't get any results. I know some of the max temperatures are higher than 170 because I can view that in the Seeq Details pane: What am I doing wrong?
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CBM (Condition Based Maintenance)
Curious George replied to Curious George's topic in General Seeq Discussions
Thanks. This gives me something to work on. -
I wish Seeq would make it easy to perform FFT analyses.
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I'm a reliability engineer and we are starting look at ways we can use our historian data to develop metrics for condition based monitoring. Is Seeq a good tool for generating such analyses? Can someone suggest an example to help me get started?