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Bently Nevada Seismoprobe Velocity Transducer Systems are designed to measure absolute (relative to free space) bearing housing, casing, or structural vibration. The two-wire systems consist of a transducer and appropriate cable.

The Seismoprobe family of velocity transducers features a two-wire design that uses moving-coil technology. It provides a voltage output directly proportional to the transducer's vibration velocity.

Moving-coil transducers are less sensitive to impact or impulsive excitation compared to solid-state velocity transducers, which are inherently accelerometers with embedded integration electronics.

Moving-coil transducers are less sensitive to impact or impulsive excitation, making them a good choice for certain applications. Since they do not require external power, they are also convenient for portable measurement applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the Bently Nevada 9200-09-01-10-00 used for?

A1: It is used for vibration and proximity sensing in rotating machinery monitoring applications.

Q2: What is the 9200-09-01-10-00 mount angle and minimum operating frequency?

A2: Option 09 provides a mount angle of 0° ±180° and a minimum operating frequency of 15 Hz (900 cpm).

Q3: What connector and cable configuration does the 9200-09-01-10-00 sensor use?

A3: Option 01 is a top-mount configuration with no cable included.

Q4: What is the 9200-09-01-10-00 mount base specification?

A4: Option 10 features a circular mount base with an M10×1 stud.

Q5: What certification does the 9200-09-01-10-00 sensor have?

A5: Option 00 indicates no approvals or certifications.

Product Applications

Power Industry (Power Plants): Monitoring the vibration of bearing housings and casings of large steam turbines, water turbines, and generator sets.

Petrochemical and Natural Gas: Continuous vibration monitoring of various centrifugal and reciprocating compressors, industrial pumps, and blowers.

Steel and Heavy Machinery: Real-time monitoring of gearboxes and large fans operating under high loads, providing early warnings for preventative maintenance.