PARS program continuously follows Maker feeding duration and its cycle. If pre-defined feeding duration is exceeded within consecutive 3-5-10 feeding cycles (adjustable), it releases warning alarm for Maker operator to communicate Primary operator to change feeder discharge speed or take any further action.
If possible with existing machinery, PARS may also control feeder product discharging speed (feeder bottom belt speed) automatically to ensure feeding process optimization.
01 – Measurement & Regulation of Air speed in pneumatic product transfer pipe.
Process stability in feeding process while ensuring lowest air speed during dynamic system changes,
03 – Pipe Blockage Prevention and Early Tobacco Choke-up Alarming.
This function aims to minimize Maker downtime caused by 'No Tobacco' issues. If vacuum pressure is detected at the tobacco transfer pipe with low air speed for a certain period,
04 – Maker air leakage ratio indication & Warning for electronic technicians.
The objective of this function is to control Maker hopper leakage, warn operator at the early phase of possible leakage and avoid pressure loss leading to instability in feeding process
05 – Minimum pressure presence control allowing to start product transfer.
The objective of this function is also to minimize Maker down time due to Maker «No Tobacco» reason Avoids potential choke up risk in the pipe due to poor capability
06 – Blend security with advanced automation control.
PARS is designed as bridge in between processes It is able to communicate with Primary Servers as well as Maker operators and eliminates wrong tobacco feeding possibility to Maker.
07 – Recipe management flexibility for individual Blend base air speed adjustment flexibility.
This is to support give flexibility to operators to define different settings possibility for each Tobacco type Option.
08 – Predisposed for Data transfer system adaptation to upper SCADA data collection & monitoring systems.
This is to submit reports and help for easy analyses guideline process improvement studies