Technical Specifications

1. Model: Bently 330180-50-05
2. Type: Vibration Sensor (Accelerometer)
3. Measurement Range: This model measures vibration in terms of acceleration, typically with a range suitable for a variety of industrial applications. Specific details of the measurement range can be confirmed in the sensor’s datasheet.
4. Output Signal: Provides an analog output, commonly configured as a 4-20 mA current loop signal. This standard output allows for integration with most industrial monitoring systems.
5. Sensitivity: The sensor’s sensitivity determines how it responds to vibration, often specified in units like mV/g (millivolts per gravitational acceleration). Detailed sensitivity values should be checked in the product datasheet.
6. Frequency Response: Capable of measuring a wide frequency range, from low to high frequencies, to cover diverse vibration monitoring needs. Exact frequency response characteristics are detailed in the datasheet.
7. Operating Temperature Range: Generally operates in a wide temperature range, such as -40°C to +85°C (-40°F to +185°F), making it suitable for various environmental conditions.
8. Protection Rating: Typically has a high protection rating, such as IP67, indicating it is resistant to dust ingress and temporary water immersion.

Features

1. High Accuracy: Offers precise vibration measurements necessary for detecting small changes and potential issues in machinery.
2. Durable Design: Constructed to withstand harsh industrial environments, ensuring long-term reliability and performance.
3. Stable Performance: Provides stable and consistent measurements over time, which is essential for reliable monitoring and analysis.
4. Ease of Integration: Compatible with a variety of vibration monitoring and control systems, facilitating straightforward integration into existing setups.

Application Scenarios

1. Machinery Condition Monitoring: Used to monitor the health of rotating equipment such as motors, pumps, and compressors. The sensor helps in early detection of wear and potential failures through vibration analysis.
2. Predictive Maintenance: Integral to predictive maintenance programs by providing detailed vibration data to predict equipment issues before they lead to significant downtime or failure.
3. Industrial Automation: Employed in automated systems to provide continuous monitoring of machinery, helping maintain smooth operations and prevent production interruptions.
4. Power Generation and Oil & Gas: Applied in critical infrastructure, including power plants and oil & gas facilities, to monitor key equipment and prevent unexpected breakdowns, ensuring operational efficiency and safety.

Usage Considerations

1. Installation: Proper installation is crucial for accurate measurement. Ensure that the sensor is mounted in an optimal position to effectively measure the relevant vibrations.
2. Calibration: Regular calibration is necessary to ensure the sensor’s accuracy and reliability over its operational life.
3. Maintenance: Routine inspection and maintenance are important to keep the sensor functioning correctly and to address any potential issues that may arise.