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The Bently Nevada 330194-00-18-10-00 Proximity Probe is an eddy current sensor designed for measuring radial vibration and axial position on rotating machinery. It is widely used in industrial applications for monitoring the health of equipment such as motors, turbines, and compressors. The probe works by generating an output signal that is proportional to the distance between the probe tip and the target surface, offering precise and reliable measurements. This 330194-00-18-10-00 probe is compatible with the Bently Nevada 3300 series monitoring systems and is designed to withstand challenging environments, with a broad operating temperature range and robust construction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the Bently Nevada 330194-00-18-10-00 Proximity Probe?

A1: It is a 3300 XL 8 mm proximity probe designed for non-contact shaft vibration and displacement monitoring in rotating machinery applications.

Q2: What probe configuration is used in the 330194-00-18-10-00 model?

A2: The base model 330194 features an M10 × 1 threaded probe body with armored cable construction for enhanced durability.

Q3: What does the 330194-00-18-10-00 unthreaded length option “00” indicate?

A3: The “00” option specifies an unthreaded length of 0 mm.

Q4: What is the 330194-00-18-10-00 overall case length of this probe?

A4: The overall case length option “18” corresponds to 180 mm.

Q5: What is the 330194-00-18-10-00 total probe length?

A5: The 330194-00-18-10-00 total length option “10” indicates a probe length of 1.0 meter (3.3 feet).

Product Applications

Thermal power generation: Monitoring shaft vibration, shaft displacement, and differential expansion of large steam turbines, gas turbines, and generator rotors.

Hydropower generation: Monitoring axial trajectory, runout, and main shaft runout of large hydroelectric generator sets.

Nuclear power plants: Used for critical safety monitoring of main feedwater pumps, circulating water pumps, and steam turbine generator sets.

Oil refining and chemical plants: Applied inside the core bearing housings of units such as cracked gas compressors, syngas compressors, and axial flow fans.

Steel plants: Monitoring the mechanical runout of blast furnace blowers, air separation compressors, and large rolling mill shafts.

Fertilizer plants: High-power carbon dioxide compressors and ammonia compressor units.