BENTLY 3500/22M 288055-01 eddy current sensor

Description

BENTLY 3500/22M 288055-01 is an eddy current sensor produced by Bently Nevada (now part of GE Detection&Measurement). Here are some detailed information and features about this product:

Usage: This sensor is mainly used for status monitoring and fault diagnosis of rotating machinery, suitable for wind turbines, steam turbines, compressors, and other rotating equipment.
Working principle: The eddy current sensor utilizes the principle of electromagnetic induction to non-contact measure the gap changes between the measured objects, thereby monitoring the vibration and displacement of rotating components.

characteristic:
High sensitivity: The ability to detect small vibrations and displacement changes is crucial for early fault detection and preventive maintenance.
Wide measurement range: Suitable for rotating components of different sizes and speeds.
Strong anti-interference ability: able to operate stably in harsh industrial environments.
Easy to install and calibrate: usually equipped with mounting brackets and calibration tools.
Long term stability: After appropriate maintenance and calibration, it can provide long-term stable performance.
Compatibility: As part of the Bently Nevada monitoring system, this sensor can be seamlessly integrated with Bently Nevada’s data acquisition and analysis software.
Sequential control: In industrial automation applications, this sensor may involve sequential control of switching and analog quantities. Switching quantity control is the basic application of PLC, used for the sequential operation of the system; Analog quantities, such as continuously changing physical quantities such as voltage and current, can also be converted and controlled through sensors.
Communication input module: BENTLY 3500/22M may be related to communication input modules, which are used to receive sensor data and transmit it to the monitoring system for processing and analysis, including data acquisition and transmission, signal conversion, data processing, and fault detection and alarm functions.