Systems and methods of data collection monitoring utilizing a peak detection circuit

1. A monitoring system for data collection in an industrial environment, comprising:

a data acquisition circuit structured to interpret a plurality of detection values from a plurality of input sensors communicatively coupled to the data acquisition circuit, each of the plurality of detection values corresponding to at least one of the plurality of input sensors;

a peak detection circuit structured to determine at least one peak value in response to the plurality of detection values; and

a peak response circuit structured to perform at least one operation in response to the at least one peak value,

wherein a data storage circuit is further structured to store specifications, system geometry, and anticipated state information, for at least one of a drill and a drill component associated with the plurality of detection values, and historical drill performance, and buffer the plurality of detection values for a predetermined length of time,

wherein the at least one peak value comprises at least one of a temperature peak value, a speed peak value, or a vibration peak value,

wherein the peak detection circuit is further structured to analyze peak values relative to buffered detection values, specifications, and anticipated state information to determine a drill performance parameter,

wherein the at least one operation is further in response to the drill performance parameter, and

wherein the at least one operation comprises at least one of: enabling or disabling one or more portions of a multiplexer circuit, or altering a multiplexer control line.

2. The monitoring system of claim 1 , wherein the at least one operation is further in response to at least one of: a change in amplitude of at least one of the plurality of detection values; a change in frequency or relative phase of at least one of the plurality of detection values; a rate of change in both amplitude and relative phase of at least one of the plurality of detection values; or a relative rate of change in amplitude and relative phase of at least one of the plurality of detection values.

3. The monitoring system of claim 1 , wherein the at least one operation further comprises issuing an alert, wherein the alert comprises at least one of: haptic, audible, or visual.

4. The monitoring system of claim 1 , further comprising the data storage circuit structured to store at least one of: a relative phase difference, at least one of the plurality of detection values, or a timing signal.

5. The monitoring system of claim 1 , wherein the at least one operation further comprises providing an instruction to the data storage circuit, wherein the data storage circuit is responsive to the instruction to store additional data.

6. The monitoring system of claim 5 , wherein the instruction to the data storage circuit is further in response to at least one of: a change in a relative phase difference or a rate of change in a relative phase difference.

7. The monitoring system of claim 1 , wherein the data acquisition circuit further comprises at least one multiplexer circuit operationally coupled to the at least one of the plurality of input sensors, wherein the peak response circuit selects alternative combinations of detection values further in response to at least one of: a user input or a selected operating parameter for a machine, wherein each of the plurality of detection values corresponds to at least one of the plurality of input sensors.

8. The monitoring system of claim 1 , wherein the data acquisition circuit comprises at least two multiplexer circuits and the at least one operation further comprises changing connections between the at least two multiplexer circuits.

9. The monitoring system of claim 4 , wherein the data storage circuit is further structured to store specifications, system geometry, and anticipated state information for a motor and motor components, to store historical motor performance, and to buffer the plurality of detection values for a predetermined length of time,

wherein the at least one peak value comprises at least one of a temperature peak value, a speed peak value, or a vibration peak value,

wherein the peak detection circuit is further structured to analyze the at least one peak value relative to buffered detection values, specifications, and anticipated state information to determine a motor system performance parameter, and

wherein the at least one operation is further in response to the motor system performance parameter.

10. The monitoring system of claim 4 , wherein the data storage circuit is further structured to store specifications, system geometry, and anticipated state information, for at least one of a pump or a pump component associated with the plurality of detection values, historical pump performance, and buffer the plurality of detection values for a predetermined length of time,

wherein the at least one peak value comprises at least one of a temperature peak value, a speed peak value, or a vibration peak value,

wherein the peak detection circuit is further structured to analyze peak values relative to buffered detection values, specifications, and anticipated state information to determine a pump performance parameter, and

wherein the at least one operation is further in response to the pump performance parameter.

11. The monitoring system of claim 10 , wherein the pump is one of: a water pump in a car, and a mineral pump.

12. The monitoring system of claim 1 , wherein the drill is one of an oil drilling machine and a gas drilling machine.

13. The monitoring system of claim 1 , wherein the data storage circuit is further structured to store specifications, system geometry, and anticipated state information, for at least one of a conveyor or a conveyor component associated with the plurality of detection values, historical conveyor performance, and buffer the plurality of detection values for a predetermined length of time,

wherein the at least one peak value comprises at least one of a temperature peak value, a speed peak value, or a vibration peak value,

wherein the peak detection circuit is further structured to analyze peak values relative to buffered detection values, specifications, and anticipated state information to determine a conveyor performance parameter, and

wherein the at least one operation is further in response to the conveyor performance parameter.

14. The monitoring system of claim 4 , wherein the data storage circuit is further structured to store specifications, system geometry, and anticipated state information, for at least one of an agitator or an agitator component associated with the plurality of detection values, historical agitator performance, and buffer the plurality of detection values for a predetermined length of time,

wherein the at least one peak value comprises at least one of a temperature peak value, a speed peak value, or a vibration peak value,

wherein the peak detection circuit is further structured to analyze peak values relative to buffered detection values, specifications, and anticipated state information to determine an agitator performance parameter, and

wherein the at least one operation is further in response to the agitator performance parameter.

15. The monitoring system of claim 14 , wherein the agitator is one of: a rotating tank mixer, a large tank mixer, a portable tank mixer, a tote tank mixer, a drum mixer, a mounted mixer, and a propeller mixer.

16. The monitoring system of claim 4 , wherein the data storage circuit is further structured to store specifications, system geometry, and anticipated state information, for at least one of a compressor or a compressor component associated with the plurality of detection values, historical compressor performance, and buffer the plurality of detection values for a predetermined length of time,

wherein the at least one peak value comprises at least one of a temperature peak value, a speed peak value, or a vibration peak value,

wherein the peak detection circuit is further structured to analyze peak values relative to buffered detection values, specifications, and anticipated state information to determine a compressor performance parameter, and

wherein the at least one operation is further in response to the compressor performance parameter.

17. A monitoring system for data collection in an industrial environment, comprising:

a data acquisition circuit structured to interpret a plurality of detection values from a plurality of input sensors communicatively coupled to the data acquisition circuit, each of the plurality of detection values corresponding to at least one of the plurality of input sensors;

a peak detection circuit structured to determine at least one peak value in response to the plurality of detection values; and

a peak response circuit structured to perform at least one operation in response to the at least one peak value,

wherein a data storage circuit is further structured to store specifications, system geometry, and anticipated state information, for at least one of a conveyor and a conveyor component associated with the plurality of detection values, and historical conveyor performance, and buffer the plurality of detection values for a predetermined length of time,

wherein the at least one peak value comprises at least one of a temperature peak value, a speed peak value, or a vibration peak value,

wherein the peak detection circuit is further structured to analyze peak values relative to buffered detection values, specifications, and anticipated state information to determine a conveyor performance parameter,

wherein the at least one operation is further in response to the conveyor performance parameter, and

wherein the at least one operation comprises at least one of: enabling or disabling one or more portions of a multiplexer circuit, or altering a multiplexer control line.

18. The monitoring system of claim 17 , wherein the at least one operation is further in response to at least one of: a change in amplitude of at least one of the plurality of detection values; a change in frequency or relative phase of at least one of the plurality of detection values; a rate of change in both amplitude and relative phase of at least one of the plurality of detection values; or a relative rate of change in amplitude and relative phase of at least one of the plurality of detection values.

19. The monitoring system of claim 17 , wherein the at least one operation further comprises issuing an alert, wherein the alert comprises at least one of: haptic, audible, or visual.

20. The monitoring system of claim 17 , further comprising the data storage circuit structured to store at least one of: a relative phase difference, at least one of the plurality of detection values, or a timing signal.

21. The monitoring system of claim 17 , wherein the at least one operation further comprises providing an instruction to the data storage circuit, wherein the data storage circuit is responsive to the instruction to store additional data.

22. The monitoring system of claim 21 , wherein the instruction to the data storage circuit is further in response to at least one of: a change in a relative phase difference or a rate of change in a relative phase difference.

23. The monitoring system of claim 17 , wherein the data acquisition circuit further comprises at least one multiplexer circuit operationally coupled to the at least one of the plurality of input sensors, wherein the peak response circuit selects alternative combinations of detection values further in response to at least one of: a user input or a selected operating parameter for a machine, wherein each of the plurality of detection values corresponds to at least one of the plurality of input sensors.

24. The monitoring system of claim 17 , wherein the data acquisition circuit comprises at least two multiplexer circuits and the at least one operation further comprises changing connections between the at least two multiplexer circuits.

25. The monitoring system of claim 20 , wherein the data storage circuit is further structured to store specifications, system geometry, and anticipated state information for a motor and motor components, to store historical motor performance, and to buffer the plurality of detection values for a predetermined length of time,

wherein the at least one peak value comprises at least one of a temperature peak value, a speed peak value, or a vibration peak value,

wherein the peak detection circuit is further structured to analyze the at least one peak value relative to buffered detection values, specifications, and anticipated state information to determine a motor system performance parameter, and

wherein the at least one operation is further in response to the motor system performance parameter.

26. The monitoring system of claim 20 , wherein the data storage circuit is further structured to store specifications, system geometry, and anticipated state information, for at least one of a pump or a pump component associated with the plurality of detection values, historical pump performance, and buffer the plurality of detection values for a predetermined length of time,

wherein the at least one peak value comprises at least one of a temperature peak value, a speed peak value, or a vibration peak value,

wherein the peak detection circuit is further structured to analyze peak values relative to buffered detection values, specifications, and anticipated state information to determine a pump performance parameter, and

wherein the at least one operation is further in response to the pump performance parameter.

27. The monitoring system of claim 26 , wherein the pump is one of: a water pump in a car, and a mineral pump.

28. The monitoring system of claim 20 , wherein the data storage circuit is further structured to store specifications, system geometry, and anticipated state information, for at least one of an agitator or an agitator component associated with the plurality of detection values, historical agitator performance, and buffer the plurality of detection values for a predetermined length of time,

wherein the at least one peak value comprises at least one of a temperature peak value, a speed peak value, or a vibration peak value,

wherein the peak detection circuit is further structured to analyze peak values relative to buffered detection values, specifications, and anticipated state information to determine an agitator performance parameter, and

wherein the at least one operation is further in response to the agitator performance parameter.

29. The monitoring system of claim 28 , wherein the agitator is one of: a rotating tank mixer, a large tank mixer, a portable tank mixer, a tote tank mixer, a drum mixer, a mounted mixer, and a propeller mixer.

30. The monitoring system of claim 20 , wherein the data storage circuit is further structured to store specifications, system geometry, and anticipated state information, for at least one of a compressor or a compressor component associated with the plurality of detection values, historical compressor performance, and buffer the plurality of detection values for a predetermined length of time,

wherein the at least one peak value comprises at least one of a temperature peak value, a speed peak value, or a vibration peak value,

wherein the peak detection circuit is further structured to analyze peak values relative to buffered detection values, specifications, and anticipated state information to determine a compressor performance parameter, and

wherein the at least one operation is further in response to the compressor performance parameter.

31. The monitoring system of claim 17 , wherein the data storage circuit is further structured to store specifications, system geometry, and anticipated state information, for at least one of a drill or a drill component associated with the plurality of detection values, historical drill performance, and buffer the plurality of detection values for a predetermined length of time,

wherein the at least one peak value comprises at least one of a temperature peak value, a speed peak value, or a vibration peak value,

wherein the peak detection circuit is further structured to analyze peak values relative to buffered detection values, specifications, and anticipated state information to determine a drill performance parameter,

wherein the at least one operation is further in response to the drill performance parameter, and

wherein the drill is one of an oil drilling machine and a gas drilling machine.

32. A monitoring system for data collection in an industrial environment, comprising:

a data acquisition circuit structured to interpret a plurality of detection values from a plurality of input sensors communicatively coupled to the data acquisition circuit, each of the plurality of detection values corresponding to at least one of the plurality of input sensors;

a peak detection circuit structured to determine at least one peak value in response to the plurality of detection values; and

a peak response circuit structured to perform at least one operation in response to the at least one peak value,

wherein a data storage circuit is further structured to store specifications, system geometry, and anticipated state information, for one or more components of the industrial environment associated with the plurality of detection values, and historical component performance, and buffer the plurality of detection values for a predetermined length of time,

wherein the at least one peak value comprises at least one of a temperature peak value, a speed peak value, or a vibration peak value,

wherein the peak detection circuit is further structured to analyze peak values relative to buffered detection values, specifications, and anticipated state information to determine a component performance parameter,

wherein the at least one operation is further in response to the component performance parameter, and

wherein the at least one operation comprises at least one of:

enabling or disabling one or more portions of a multiplexer circuit;

altering a multiplexer control line; or

rebalancing process loads between the one or more components to achieve at least one of: extended life of a component, improved probability of process success, or maintenance facilitation on a component.

33. The monitoring system of claim 32 , wherein the at least one operation comprises the rebalancing the process loads between the one or more components.

34. The monitoring system of claim 33 , wherein the one or more components includes at least one of: a drill, a drill component, a motor, a motor component, a pump, a pump component, a conveyor, a conveyor component, an agitator, an agitator component, a compressor, or a compressor component.

35. The monitoring system of claim 34 , wherein the at least one operation is further in response to at least one of: a change in amplitude of at least one of the plurality of detection values; a change in frequency or relative phase of at least one of the plurality of detection values; a rate of change in both amplitude and relative phase of at least one of the plurality of detection values; or a relative rate of change in amplitude and relative phase of at least one of the plurality of detection values.

36. The monitoring system of claim 34 , wherein the data acquisition circuit comprises at least two multiplexer circuits and the at least one operation further comprises changing connections between the at least two multiplexer circuits.