SEA Airport Baggage Handling System Upgrades Reduce Downtime

SEA Airport Baggage Handling System deployed AI for Predictive Maintenance in Metals & Mining. rockwellautomation.com reports no complete outcome metric.

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What SEA Airport Baggage Handling System was trying to fix

Handle increased passenger capacity by more than double to 2,600 passengers per hourexpected over the next several years while improving the baggage handling system availability at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA).

What SEA Airport Baggage Handling System deployed

Stratix® 5400 Using Device Level Ring Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DLR-DHCP). PowerFlex® 525 Drive-In-A-Box. One network utilizing EtherNet/IP™ design is a first of its kind application at an airport.

Results

Highly reliable systems reduce unplanned downtime. A fully redundant system with no single point of failure to alleviate downtime. System allows the airport to easily expand baggage handling operations to meet growing global travel demand.

Key Takeaways

  • Highly reliable systems reduce unplanned downtime.
  • A fully redundant system with no single point of failure to alleviate downtime.
  • System allows the airport to easily expand baggage handling operations to meet growing global travel demand.

Evidence for SEA Airport Baggage Handling System's Predictive Maintenance deployment

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