Technical Specifications

1. Model: Bently 330130-080-00-00
2. Type: Vibration Sensor (also known as an accelerometer or vibration monitoring sensor)
3. Measurement Range: Measures vibration in terms of acceleration, typically in units like g (gravitational acceleration) or m/s². The exact range can vary based on sensor configuration.
4. Output Signal: Generally provides an analog output, such as 4-20 mA or 0-10 V, or digital output signals depending on the sensor configuration.
5. Sensitivity: Sensitivity refers to the sensor’s response to vibration, commonly expressed in mV/g or mV/(in/s).
6. Frequency Response: The frequency range the sensor can accurately measure, which usually spans from low to high frequencies to accommodate various vibration monitoring needs.
7. Operating Temperature Range: Typically ranges from -40°C to +85°C (-40°F to +185°F), depending on the sensor’s design and application requirements.
8. Protection Rating: Often includes a protection rating like IP67 to guard against dust and water ingress.

Features

1. High Precision: Provides accurate vibration measurements to detect even small changes in vibration levels.
2. Durability: Designed to withstand harsh industrial environments, offering long-term reliability.
3. Stability: Known for high stability and consistent performance over time.
4. Compatibility: Compatible with various vibration monitoring systems, facilitating integration into existing setups.

Application Scenarios

1. Machinery Monitoring: Used for monitoring the vibration of various machinery such as motors, pumps, and fans to detect potential faults or anomalies.
2. Predictive Maintenance: Plays a crucial role in predictive maintenance programs by analyzing vibration data to assess equipment health.
3. Industrial Automation: Employed in industrial automation systems to provide real-time monitoring of equipment status, ensuring smooth operation of production lines.
4. Power Plants and Oil & Gas: Utilized in critical equipment monitoring in power generation facilities and the oil & gas industry to prevent equipment failures and unplanned downtime.

Usage Considerations

1. Installation Position: Proper installation location is essential to obtain accurate vibration data. Ensure that the sensor is installed in a position where it can effectively measure the vibrations of interest.
2. Calibration: Regular calibration is necessary to maintain measurement accuracy.
3. Maintenance: Periodic checks and maintenance of the sensor are important to ensure its proper functioning and to clean or replace components if needed.