The 3500/22M 288055-01 is an eddy current sensor manufactured by Bently Nevada (now part of GE Detection & Measurement). This sensor is mainly used for condition monitoring and fault diagnosis of rotating machinery, especially for wind turbines, steam turbines, compressors and other rotating equipment.
The following are the main features of the 3500/22M 288055-01 eddy current sensor:
Non-contact measurement: The sensor uses the principle of electromagnetic induction to monitor the vibration and displacement of rotating parts by measuring the change in clearance between them and the object under test, so there is no need for physical contact with the object under test.
High sensitivity: The sensor is able to detect small vibration and displacement changes, which are essential for early fault detection and preventive maintenance.
Wide measuring range: The sensor has a wide measuring range and can accommodate rotating parts of different sizes and speeds.
Strong anti-interference ability: the sensor has strong resistance to electromagnetic interference and mechanical interference, and can operate stably in harsh industrial environments.
Easy installation and calibration: Sensors are usually equipped with mounting brackets and calibration tools, making the installation and calibration process simple and fast.
Long-term stability: When properly maintained and calibrated, the sensor can provide long-term stable performance, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of the monitoring data.
Compatible with Bently Nevada Monitoring System: As part of the Bently Nevada monitoring system, the sensor can be seamlessly integrated with Bently Nevada's data acquisition and analysis software to provide comprehensive equipment condition monitoring and fault diagnosis capabilities.
In addition, the 3500/22M 288055-01 May also be used in the upgrade process of the 3500 rack, such as from 3500/20 RIM to 3500/22 TDI, which can interact with M-series monitors such as 3500/40M to collect steady-state and transient dynamic (waveform) data. The data is transferred to the host software via an Ethernet link.
