CN110501923A - Mechanical equipment monitoring system and method thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a kind of mechanical equipment monitoring system and its method.The mechanical equipment monitoring system includes electric power management device, processing unit and wireless transmission component.Electric power management device includes the first switch unit and electric energy detecting unit for being removably coupled to the power storaging unit of mechanical equipment.First switch unit is controlled by the first control signal and selectively turns on or end the first supply path of power storaging unit.Electric energy detecting unit detects the voltage or electric current of power storaging unit, generates detection signal accordingly.Processing unit judges the content of permission signal, generates the first control signal accordingly, and record detection signal.It is wirelessly transferred component and receives permission signal.Accordingly, mechanical equipment monitoring system of the invention, which can save manpower and reduce work, pacifies event.

Description

Mechanical equipment monitoring system and method thereof

technical field

The present invention relates to a monitoring system and method thereof, in particular to a monitoring system and method of mechanical equipment.

Background technique

With the development of society, a large number of mechanical equipment are widely used in various industries to adapt to various operating environments. Taking the construction industry as an example, the mechanical equipment is usually large equipment, such as common trucks, strange hands, cement grouting machines or aerial work vehicles. However, if the mechanical equipment is parked in a remote location, it is often difficult to manage. In particular, the mechanical equipment may be parked outdoors for a long time, and it is not easy to move it to another place for storage immediately after operation to prevent theft, which increases the inconvenience of manpower control of the mechanical equipment. .

In addition, during the operation of machinery and equipment, industrial safety incidents often occur due to careless operation, or due to neglect of maintenance, or human negligence, resulting in the loss or damage of machinery and equipment parts, resulting in project delays, or even endanger the safety of the users. Therefore, the industry needs a mechanical equipment monitoring system to strengthen the management of the mechanical equipment and monitor the operation process of the mechanical equipment, thereby saving manpower and reducing the occurrence of industrial safety incidents.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In order to overcome the above-mentioned defects of the prior art, the present invention proposes a mechanical equipment monitoring system, which can manage the power supply of the mechanical equipment according to the user's operation authority, and reduce the risk of the mechanical equipment being stolen and driven away directly. In addition, it can prevent personnel unfamiliar with the operation of mechanical equipment from accidentally starting the mechanical equipment, which helps to reduce industrial safety incidents. The present invention provides a mechanical equipment monitoring system, comprising a power management device, a processing unit and a wireless transmission component. The power management device includes a first switch unit and a power detection unit. The first switch unit is detachably coupled to the electrical energy storage unit of the mechanical device, and is controlled by the first control signal to selectively turn on or off the first power supply path of the electrical energy storage unit. The electric energy detection unit is detachably coupled to the electric energy storage unit, and is used for detecting the voltage or current of the electric energy storage unit, so as to generate a detection signal. The processing unit is coupled to the power management device, determines the content of the permission signal, generates the first control signal accordingly, and records the detection signal. The wireless transmission component is coupled to the processing unit for receiving the permission signal.

In one embodiment, the present invention further provides a mechanical equipment monitoring system, which includes a remote server, and the remote server generates an authorization signal. The content of the permission signal may be user information, time information, geographic location information or environmental information of the operator. The content of the permission signal of the present invention must meet the activation conditions of at least one mechanical device. Besides, the activation condition includes a specified file format, and it is further checked whether the permission signal includes the specified file format. In addition, the activation condition further includes a device state signal, and the processing unit further determines whether the content of the device state signal conforms to the activation condition of the mechanical device. By controlling the mechanical equipment to be in the power-on state or power-off state, the user's operation authority is controlled. In addition, the present invention also includes an operation detection unit coupled to the processing unit, which obtains the operation signal of the mechanical equipment, so that the remote server further generates operation energy consumption information according to the detection signal and the operation signal.

The invention provides a mechanical equipment monitoring method, which can manage the power supply of the mechanical equipment according to the user's operation authority, and reduce the risk of the mechanical equipment being stolen and driven away directly. In addition, it can prevent personnel unfamiliar with the operation of mechanical equipment from accidentally starting the mechanical equipment, which helps to reduce industrial safety incidents.

The present invention provides a method for monitoring mechanical equipment, which can generate a first control signal by judging whether the content of the permission signal meets the activation conditions of the mechanical equipment, so as to selectively turn on or off the electrical energy storage unit of the mechanical equipment the first power supply path.

In one embodiment, the present invention provides a method for monitoring mechanical equipment, which can determine whether operator user information, time information, geographic location information or environmental information meets at least one starting condition of mechanical equipment. Besides, the activation condition includes a specified file format, and it is further checked whether the permission signal includes the specified file format. In addition, the activation condition further includes a device state signal, and the processing unit further determines whether the content of the device state signal conforms to the activation condition of the mechanical device. By controlling the mechanical equipment to be energized or powered off, and then controlling the user's operating authority, the mechanical equipment can be used under the operation of a qualified user, or at an appropriate operating time or in a compliant operating location, In order to prevent the theft of mechanical equipment or the accidental activation of mechanical equipment.

The present invention further provides a mechanical equipment monitoring method, which can obtain the operating state of the mechanical equipment by interpreting the voltage or current of the mechanical equipment and calculating the variation of the voltage or current, in addition to allowing the user to synchronously and remotely monitor in real time In addition to the operating status of the mechanical equipment, the operator's electricity forecast report of the mechanical equipment can also be provided to prepare for the replacement of the electrical energy storage unit.

The present invention provides a mechanical equipment monitoring method, which can transparently detect the voltage or current of the electrical energy storage unit of the mechanical equipment, generate a detection signal, and further obtain the operation signal of the mechanical equipment, and the operation signal corresponds to the operation of the mechanical equipment state. Finally, according to the detection signal and the operation signal, the operation energy consumption information is generated.

Therefore, the mechanical equipment monitoring system and method disclosed in the present invention can help the owner of the mechanical equipment to control the operation authority of the mechanical equipment, prevent others from misuse or prevent theft, and remotely monitor the operation status of the mechanical equipment, and further Understand project progress and predict the service life of machinery and equipment.

Description of drawings

The above and other features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the detailed description of example embodiments thereof with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a functional block diagram of a mechanical equipment monitoring system according to an embodiment of the present invention;

2 shows a functional block diagram of a mechanical equipment monitoring system according to another embodiment of the present invention;

3 shows a functional block diagram of a mechanical equipment monitoring system according to another embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 4 shows a flowchart of a method for monitoring mechanical equipment according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 5 shows a flowchart of a method for monitoring mechanical equipment according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Detailed ways

Example embodiments will now be described more fully with reference to the accompanying drawings. Example embodiments, however, can be embodied in various forms and should not be construed as limited to the examples set forth herein; rather, these embodiments are provided so that this disclosure will be thorough and complete, and will fully convey the concept of example embodiments to those skilled in the art. The described features, structures, or characteristics may be combined in any suitable manner in one or more embodiments.

Furthermore, the drawings are merely schematic illustrations of the present disclosure and are not necessarily drawn to scale. The same reference numerals in the drawings denote the same or similar parts, and thus their repeated descriptions will be omitted. Some of the block diagrams depicted in the figures are functional entities that do not necessarily necessarily correspond to physically or logically separate entities.

The features, objects and functions of the present invention will be further disclosed below. However, the following descriptions are only examples of the present invention, and should not limit the scope of the present invention, that is, any equivalent changes and modifications made according to the scope of the patent application of the present invention will still be the essence of the present invention, nor Departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, it should be regarded as a further embodiment of the present invention.

Please refer to FIG. 1 . FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram of a mechanical equipment monitoring system according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1 , the mechanical equipment monitoring system 1 has a power management device 10 , a processing unit 12 and a wireless transmission component 14 . The processing unit 12 is respectively coupled to the power management device 10 and the wireless transmission element 14 , and the power management device 10 has a first switch unit 100 and a power detection unit 102 . The mechanical equipment monitoring system 1 can be used to manage and detect the power consumption state of the mechanical equipment 2 , so that the power management device 10 can be coupled to the power storage unit 20 of the mechanical equipment 2 . In practice, the mechanical equipment 2 can be not only a large-scale machine tool, such as a common truck, a strange hand, a cement grouting machine or an aerial work vehicle, but also a portable machine tool, such as a single-person pile driver or a blower. It is not limited here. The electric energy storage unit 20 may be a battery of the mechanical device 2 or a device mainly used to store electricity. This embodiment does not limit the content, electrode material, appearance, etc. of the electric energy storage unit 20. As long as the mechanical device 2 is started, it needs to use electric energy. The electrical energy supply of the storage unit 20 should belong to the scope of this embodiment.

The power management device 10 is detachably coupled to the power storage unit 20 of a mechanical device 2 , that is, a power source, a battery or a battery, etc. of the mechanical device 2 . The other end of the first switch unit is connected to the processing unit and is controlled by the first control signal transmitted from the processing unit. When the first control signal is used to control the first switch unit to conduct the first power supply path of the electrical energy storage unit , then the mechanical equipment is energized, and the operator can further start the mechanical equipment, for example, through a key or a switch button. In other words, when the first control signal controls the first switch unit to cut off the first power supply path of the electrical energy storage unit, the mechanical device is in a power-off state, and the mechanical device cannot be further activated even if the key is inserted or the power button is pressed. The above components are described in more detail below.

The first switch unit 100 in the power management device 10 is detachably coupled to the power storage unit 20 of the mechanical device 2 , and is controlled by the first control signal to selectively turn on or off the first switch of the power storage unit 20 . a power supply path. In practice, since the mechanical device 2 needs to use the electric energy of the electric energy storage unit 20 for power supply, the first switch unit 100 can be connected in series on the first power supply path. Those with ordinary knowledge in the art should understand that when the voltage or current path presents an open circuit and cannot form a closed loop, the electrical energy is non-conductive. Therefore, when the first switch unit 100 can be connected in series to the first power supply path of the electric energy storage unit 20 , the mechanical device 2 can be switched between power-on and power-on by controlling the opening (ON) and closing (OFF) of the first switch unit 100 . Power off state. The so-called power-on and power-off states refer to whether the mechanical device 2 is in a state to be activated, or whether the mechanical device 2 obtains system power.

Taking the example that the mechanical equipment 2 is an excavator, if the mechanical equipment 2 has only one electric energy storage unit 20, in the power-off state, not only the excavator cannot start the engine, but also cannot use the system power to turn on lights, radios, communication devices or power. Auxiliary devices, of course, cannot perform more energy-intensive functions, such as digging earth or moving the excavator. If the mechanical device 2 has more than one power storage unit 20 , the number of the first switch units 100 may be the same as the number of the power storage units 20 , and each first switch unit 100 is in the first power supply path of the corresponding power storage unit 20 , In the power-off state, you can choose to cut off all or part of the power, for example, you can choose not to start the engine, but you can use the communication device.

The present invention does not limit the installation position of the first switch unit 100. Taking the electric energy storage unit 20 as a common battery as an example, the first switch unit 100 can be installed around the electrodes of the battery, so that the electric energy storage unit 20 needs to pass the first switch. Only then can the unit 100 be electrically connected to other electrical devices in the mechanical device 2 . In practice, the first switch unit 100 may be a relay or other suitable electronic switch, not limited to being installed in the electrical energy storage unit 20 upon exit, but may also be installed in the first power supply path of the electrical energy storage unit 20 afterwards.

The power detection unit 102 is used for detecting the voltage or current of the power storage unit 20 to generate a detection signal accordingly. The purpose of the power detection unit 102 is to detect the power usage status of the power storage unit 20 , so as to know whether the mechanical device 2 is activated or operated. In one example, the detection signal may include time and power consumption information. For example, the current value can be recorded as 2.5A at 11:40 am, 1.2A at 11:41 am, and 1.5 at 11:42 am. A to 2.0A oscillates three times, etc. Although this embodiment demonstrates the recording of hours and minutes, it can actually record the year, month, day, hour, minute, and second. Those with ordinary knowledge in the technical field can freely set the Set the minimum unit of recording time. The power detection unit 102 and the first switch unit 100 may be integrated and installed in the same housing of the power management device 10 , which is not limited in this embodiment. In addition, there is not necessarily only one power detection unit 102 , for example, in order to detect the power usage state of the mechanical device 2 using a specific function, a plurality of power detection units 102 may also be installed. In practice, the power detection unit 102 may be a Hall sensor or other components suitable for sensing voltage or current, which can be freely selected by those with ordinary knowledge in the art.

The processing unit 12 determines the content of the permission signal, generates the first control signal accordingly, and records the detection signal. Specifically, the processing unit 12 determines whether the content of the permission signal meets the activation condition of the mechanical device 2 . When the processing unit 12 determines that the content of the permission signal meets the activation condition, the first control signal is generated, and the mechanical device 2 is powered on. state. In addition, the processing unit 12 can store the detection signal for subsequent batch analysis of the relationship between the mechanical equipment 2 and the electricity consumption information at a specific time.

The mechanical equipment monitoring system 1 can use the wireless transmission component 14 to receive the permission signal from the outside. In practice, the permission signal can be sent from the mobile device. For example, when the operator wants to use the mechanical equipment 2, the operator's mobile device can be pre-installed with a corresponding application program, and the application program can provide the permission signal. At this time, the wireless transmission component 14 can be a transceiver module used by short-range transmission technologies such as wifi, bluetooth, zigbee, etc. The reason for using the short-range transmission technology is that on the one hand, the person who operates the mechanical equipment 2 is the user of the mobile device, and on the other hand On the one hand, it also prevents the mobile device from mistransmitting the permission signal to other mechanical devices.

Taking a practical example, the content of the permission signal can be the user information of the operator, and the user information can include identity information, driving licenses of the corresponding mechanical equipment, attendance status, etc., so the activation conditions will also be set corresponding to these items. If the identity of the operator is incorrect, for example, a person from site A comes to use the excavator at site B, the processing unit 12 can determine that the identity of the operator does not meet the start-up conditions of the mechanical equipment 2 . If the operator does not have a license for driving the corresponding mechanical equipment, for example, the operator does not have an excavator operating license or has not passed education and training, the processing unit 12 may determine that the driving or operating qualification does not meet the starting conditions of the mechanical equipment 2 . If the operator's attendance status is abnormal, for example, the operator may work continuously for a certain number of days, which may affect work safety, the processing unit 12 may determine that the attendance status does not meet the start-up conditions of the mechanical equipment 2 .

In another example, the content of the permission signal may be time information, not necessarily the operator of the operation. In practice, the processing unit 12 may default a period of time during which the mechanical device 2 can be activated as the activation condition. As long as the time information contained in the permission signal is not within the allowable time period, the mechanical device 2 is forced to be in a power-off state. For example, the operation time is late at night, and there is a situation that disturbs neighbors or affects work safety.

In another example, the content of the permission signal may be geographic location information, not necessarily related to the person or time of the operation. In practice, the processing unit 12 can default the geographic location where the mechanical device 2 can be activated as an enabling condition. As long as the geographic location information contained in the permission signal is not in an allowed location, the mechanical device 2 is forced to be in a power-off state. For example, the operation location is limited to the scope of construction site A. If the geographic location information contained in the permission signal exceeds the scope of construction site A, the processing unit 12 can determine that the geographic location does not meet the activation conditions of the mechanical equipment 2 .

In yet another example, the content of the permission signal may be environmental information, not necessarily the geographic location of the operation. In practice, the processing unit 12 can default the environmental information that can activate the mechanical equipment 2 as the activation condition. As long as the environmental information contained in the permission signal is not within the allowable wind speed conditions or rainfall conditions, the mechanical equipment 2 is forced to be in a power-off state. For example, the wind speed that can be operated on site A is limited to a range of about 40 meters per second. If the environmental information contained in the authorization signal exceeds the wind speed range of site A, the processing unit 12 can determine that the environmental information does not conform to the activation of the mechanical equipment 2 condition.

In yet another example, the activation condition may include a specified file format, and the processing unit 12 checks whether the permission signal includes the specified file format. For example, the specified file format can be the common formats of images and pictures. Before operating the mechanical equipment 2, a simple inspection of the mechanical equipment 2 parts is often required. The operator can take pictures of the mechanical equipment 2 parts that have passed the simple inspection for proof or for future reference. Therefore, as long as the permission signal does not contain common formats of images and pictures, it can be inferred that the check has not been completed, and the processing unit 12 can determine that the activation condition of the mechanical device 2 is not met due to the lack of a specified file format. Of course, the processing unit 12 can use the image recognition technology to further determine whether there is really any part of the mechanical equipment 2 in the image or picture, or it can use the uploaded image and use AI to identify whether the part is normal, so as to ensure the correctness of the inspection. sex and reduce the chance of accidents.

In another example, the activation condition may include a device state signal, and the processing unit 12 checks whether the content of the device state signal complies with the activation condition of the mechanical device. For example, it can be judged whether the machine is normal through the relevant sensors. Specifically, the tire pressure detector can be used to detect whether the tire pressure is normal, so as to prove or for future reference. Accordingly, if the aforementioned detection result does not meet the predetermined setting, the equipment status signal is not passed. Therefore, as long as the equipment status signal is not passed, it can be inferred that the inspection has not been completed, and the processing unit 12 can determine that the equipment status signal is If it does not pass, it does not meet the starting conditions of mechanical equipment 2.

The present invention is not limited to the structure of FIG. 1 , please refer to FIG. 2 , which is a functional block diagram of a mechanical equipment monitoring system according to another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is the same as FIG. 1 in that the mechanical equipment monitoring system 3 also has a power management device 30 , a processing unit 32 and a wireless transmission component 34 . The processing unit 32 is also coupled to the power management device 30 and the wireless transmission element 34 respectively, and the power management device 30 also has a first switch unit 300 and a power detection unit 302 . The electrical energy management device 30 may also be coupled to the electrical energy storage unit 20 of the mechanical device 2 . The same component functions described above will not be repeated in this implementation.

The difference between FIG. 2 and FIG. 1 is that the mechanical equipment monitoring system 3 further includes a remote server 36 and an operation detection unit 38 . In one example, the authorization signal can be sent from the remote server 36 . For example, when the operator wants to use the mechanical device 2 , the remote server 36 can remotely unlock the mechanical device 2 , so that the operator does not use the mobile device to install the application. At this time, the wireless transmission component 34 can be a transceiver module using long-distance 3G, 4G, and 5G networks. The reason for using the long-distance transmission technology is that the remote server 36 is likely to be located elsewhere and has a longer signal transmission distance. , or use a signal relay station to relay the signal.

In addition, the operation detection unit 38 is coupled to the processing unit 32 , and the operation detection unit 38 is used for obtaining the operation signal of the mechanical device 2 , and the processing unit 32 records the detection signal and the operation signal. In practice, the operation detection unit 38 may be a trip computer, or any other device that can be used to record the operation of the operator such as and the operation of the mechanical equipment 2 , which is not limited in this embodiment. The operation signal can include time and behavior. For example, it can record the forward movement of the excavator at 11:40 in the morning, turn the excavator 30 degrees to the right at 11:41, and excavate three times at 11:42. and minutes, but actually can also record years, months, days, hours, minutes, seconds, and those with ordinary knowledge in the technical field can freely set the minimum unit of recording time as needed.

Since the detection signal is the detection result of the power detection unit 302 detecting the voltage or current of the power storage unit 20 . The remote server 36 can calculate how much power is consumed by which operation behavior according to the detection signal and the aforementioned operation signal, so as to generate operation energy consumption information, which indicates the corresponding relationship between the operation behavior and the power consumption. Accordingly, taking an electric truck or large machine as an example, it is easy to manage the energy efficiency of various operation behaviors of the truck or large machine, and even assist in calculating the time point of subsequent maintenance according to the number of various operation behaviors. If the progress of the project is further integrated, it is possible to further calculate how many units of energy are required to complete 1% of the project for the benefit of resource management. Of course, the present invention is not limited to be applied to electric mechanical equipment. Taking gasoline or diesel trucks or large equipment as an example, as long as the refueling amount or refueling cost is integrated, the energy use efficiency of various operating behaviors of the truck or large equipment can also be found out. resource management.

It is worth noting that the operation detection unit 38 is not necessarily necessary. When the remote server 36 has established the relationship of the operation energy consumption information, since different operation behaviors often have different energy consumption, the subsequent power detection unit can only be used. 302 detects changes in the voltage or current of the electrical energy storage unit 20, and easily calculates which operation behavior the mechanical device 2 performs, so that the monitoring and management of the mechanical device 2 is more efficient.

The present invention is not limited to the structure of FIG. 1 , please refer to FIG. 3 , which is a functional block diagram of a mechanical equipment monitoring system according to another embodiment of the present invention. The difference between FIG. 3 and FIG. 1 is that the mechanical device 2 further includes an engine module 22 and a functional module 24 , and the mechanical device monitoring system 4 further includes a second switch unit 404 . The second switch unit 404 is detachably coupled to the functional module 24 of the mechanical device 2 and is controlled by the second control signal to selectively turn on or off the second power supply path of the functional module 24 . Therefore, the first switch unit 400 and the second switch unit 404 are both controlled by the processing unit 42 to control the engine module 22 and the function module 24 respectively. In practice, when the mechanical equipment 2 is an engineering tool, there are likely to be an engine module 22 for moving and a function module 24 for performing specific functions. This embodiment does not limit the purpose of the function module 24. For example, the function module 24 may be large. Lights, air conditioners or communication equipment, and can also be jibs, winches and other appliances.

In addition, the content of the permission signal is determined by the processing unit 42 to generate the second control signal accordingly. In one example, when the operator only has permission to move or start the mechanical device 2 but cannot use the specific function of the function module 24 , the content of the permission signal may indicate that only the engine module 22 providing the mechanical device 2 is operated. After judging the content of the authorization signal, the processing unit 42 generates a first control signal to conduct the first power supply path, so that the engine module 22 is powered on, that is, the engine module 22 is in a state that can be ignited and started by the operator at any time. At the same time, since the content of the permission signal indicates that the operator cannot activate the function module 24, the processing unit 42 further cuts off the second power supply path of the function module 24 by the second control signal, so that the function module 24 of the mechanical device 2 is in a power-off state, even if The function module 24 is in a state that cannot be operated by the operator at any time.

Taking the mechanical equipment 2 as an example of a crane, the crane can be roughly divided into two parts: a boom and a truck. In addition, professionals in the technical field should know that the use of cranes (meaning: hoisting) must comply with the standard of "one machine, three certificates". One machine and three certificates refer to the mobile crane inspection certificate, operator certificate and hanging personnel certificate. However, in the driving state, only the authority to drive the truck is required (for example, the operator needs to have a driver's license for a large truck or above). Therefore, in this case, it is not necessary to obtain the operation authority for hoisting. Specifically, the present invention can only provide the engine of the truck to be used by the operator through the content of the permission signal, so the processing unit 42 generates the first control signal to conduct the power supply path, and the engine module 22 of the truck is powered on, so that the engine module 22 Can be activated by the operator. At the same time, the processing unit 42 generates the second control signal to cut off the power supply path of the crane, and the crane is in a power-off state. This monitoring method helps prevent accidents caused by mis-starting other parts of large machinery and equipment while driving.

The following describes the mechanical equipment monitoring method of the present invention in conjunction with the functional block diagram of FIG. 1 . Please refer to FIG. 1 and FIG. 4 together. In step S51, the processing unit 12 determines whether the content of the permission signal meets the activation condition of the mechanical device 2, and generates the first control signal accordingly. In step S52, when the processing unit 12 determines that the content of the permission signal meets the activation conditions, the first control signal will be generated to turn on the first power supply path of the electrical energy storage unit 20 of the mechanical device 2, so that the mechanical device 2 will be powered on. state. In step S53, when the processing unit 12 determines that the content of the permission signal does not meet the activation conditions, the first control signal is not generated, so that the first power supply path of the electrical energy storage unit 20 of the mechanical device 2 is cut off, so that the mechanical device 2 is powered off. state.

The following describes another mechanical equipment monitoring method of the present invention with reference to the functional block diagram of FIG. 2 . Please refer to FIG. 2 and FIG. 5 together. The present invention provides a mechanical equipment monitoring system and a method thereof. In step S61 , the power detection unit 302 detects the voltage or current of the power storage unit 40 of the mechanical equipment 2 , A detection signal is generated. In step S62 , the operation detection unit 38 further obtains the operation signal of the mechanical device 2 , and the operation signal corresponds to the operation state of the mechanical device 2 . Finally, in step S63, the remote server 36 generates operation energy consumption information according to the above-mentioned detection signal and operation signal. Variations and applications of the mechanical equipment monitoring method of the present invention have been fully described in other embodiments, and will not be repeated here.

To sum up, the mechanical equipment monitoring system and method disclosed in the present invention can help the owner of the mechanical equipment to control the operation authority of the mechanical equipment, avoid misuse by others or prevent theft, and remotely monitor the operation of the mechanical equipment Status, and then understand the progress of the project and predict the service life of machinery and equipment. In other words, the mechanical equipment monitoring system and method disclosed in the present invention can control the authority to start the mechanical equipment and monitor the operation status of the mechanical equipment, which is helpful for the direct operator or manager of the mechanical equipment to prevent the mechanical equipment from being attacked. Misuse, theft, or delays in progress due to replacement of electrical energy storage units or the need to repair machinery. In this way, the cost and time of the mechanical equipment manager can be reduced, the management of the mechanical equipment can be strengthened, and the operation process of the mechanical equipment can be monitored, thereby saving manpower and reducing the occurrence of industrial safety incidents.

Claims (23)

1. a kind of mechanical equipment monitoring system, comprising:

One electric power management device, comprising:

One first switch unit is removably coupled to a power storaging unit of a mechanical equipment, is controlled by one first control Signal, to selectively turn on or end one first supply path of the power storaging unit；And

One electric energy detecting unit, removably couples the power storaging unit, to detect the power storaging unit voltage or Electric current generates a detection signal accordingly；

One processing unit couples the electric power management device, judges the content of a permission signal, generates the first control news accordingly Number, and record the detection signal；And

One wireless transmission component, couples the processing unit, to receive the permission signal.

2. mechanical equipment monitoring system as described in claim 1, wherein when electric energy storage list is connected in the first switch unit First supply path of member, which is energized state, when the first switch unit ends the power storaging unit First supply path, the mechanical equipment are off-position.

3. mechanical equipment monitoring system as described in claim 1, wherein the processing unit judges that the content of the permission signal is The no entry condition for meeting the mechanical equipment, when the processing unit judges that the content of the permission signal meets the entry condition, The processing unit generates the first control signal.

4. mechanical equipment monitoring system as claimed in claim 3, wherein the permission signal includes a user information, the processing list Member judges whether the user information meets the entry condition.

5. mechanical equipment monitoring system as claimed in claim 4, wherein the permission signal includes a temporal information, the processing list Member judges whether the temporal information meets the entry condition.

6. mechanical equipment monitoring system as claimed in claim 4, wherein the permission signal includes a geographical location information, at this Whether reason unit judges geographical location information meets the entry condition.

7. mechanical equipment monitoring system as claimed in claim 4, wherein the permission signal includes an environmental information, the processing list Member judges whether the environmental information meets the entry condition.

8. mechanical equipment monitoring system as claimed in claim 4, wherein the entry condition includes a specified file format, at this Reason unit checks whether the permission signal includes the specified file format.

9. mechanical equipment monitoring system as claimed in claim 3, wherein the processing unit more judges the permission signal and one sets Whether the content of standby status command signal meets the entry condition of the mechanical equipment.

10. mechanical equipment monitoring system as described in claim 1, further includes a remote server, which is generated The permission signal.

11. mechanical equipment monitoring system as claimed in claim 10 further includes an operation detecting unit, the processing list is coupled Member, an operation signal of the operation detecting unit to obtain the mechanical equipment, the processing unit record the detection signal and are somebody's turn to do Operation signal.

12. mechanical equipment monitoring system as claimed in claim 11, wherein the remote server according to the detection signal and is somebody's turn to do Operation signal generates an operation energy consumption information.

13. mechanical equipment monitoring system as described in claim 1, wherein first supply path is for electrically connecting to the electric energy Storage element and an engine modules, when first supply path of the power storaging unit, the machine is connected in the first switch unit The engine modules of tool equipment are energized state, when the first switch unit end the power storaging unit this first for circuit Diameter, the engine modules of the mechanical equipment are off-position.

14. mechanical equipment monitoring system as claimed in claim 13 further includes a second switch unit, is removably coupled to One functional module of the mechanical equipment is controlled by one second control signal, to selectively turn on or end the functional module One second supply path.

15. mechanical equipment monitoring system as claimed in claim 14, wherein the processing unit more judges the interior of the permission signal Hold, generates the second control signal accordingly.

16. a kind of mechanical equipment monitoring method, including the following steps:

Judge whether the content of a permission signal meets an entry condition of an at least mechanical equipment, generates one first control accordingly Signal；

Be dependent on this first control signal, one of the power storaging unit to selectively turn on or end the mechanical equipment First supply path.

17. mechanical equipment monitoring method as claimed in claim 16, wherein the permission signal includes a user information, more judge Whether the user information meets the entry condition.

18. mechanical equipment monitoring method as claimed in claim 16, wherein the permission signal includes a temporal information, more judge Whether the temporal information meets the entry condition.

19. mechanical equipment monitoring method as claimed in claim 16, wherein the permission signal includes a geographical location information, more Judge whether the geographical location information meets the entry condition.

20. mechanical equipment monitoring method as claimed in claim 16, wherein the permission signal includes an environmental information, more judge Whether the environmental information meets the entry condition.

21. mechanical equipment monitoring method as claimed in claim 16, wherein the entry condition includes a specified file format, more Check whether the permission signal includes the specified file format.

22. mechanical equipment monitoring method as claimed in claim 16, wherein the entry condition includes an equipment state, the processing Whether the unit judges equipment state meets the entry condition.

23. a kind of mechanical equipment monitoring method, including the following steps:

The voltage or electric current of a power storaging unit of a mechanical equipment are detected, a detection signal is generated；

An operation signal of the mechanical equipment is obtained, which corresponds to the mode of operation of the mechanical equipment；

According to the detection signal and the operation signal, an operation energy consumption information is generated.