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The BENTLY 146031-01 is a transient data interface I/O module manufactured by Bently Nevada, Inc., commonly used in vibration monitoring and device health management applications. The following is a specific introduction to its parameters, specifications, dimensions, weight, series, characteristics and functions:
Parameters and specifications:
Model: BENTLY 146031-01.
Voltage: 24V.
Operating temperature range: 1°C to 100°C.
Interface: With dual or four-channel 10Base-T / 100Base-TX / 1000Base-T interface, support Ethernet connection.
Compatibility: Compatible with 3500 monitoring systems and related software, connected via transient Data Interface (TDI).
Size and weight:
Size: 149mm x 74mm, 64-bit PMC module motherboard size according to IEEE P1386/P1386.1 standard.
Weight: 2KG.
Series:
Series: BENTLY 3500/22M series.
Features:
Transient data interface: As an I/O module, it is mainly used to collect vibration, temperature, pressure, current and other data of rotating machinery (such as turbines, generators, compressors, etc.).
High sampling rate: The ability to capture and record short transient events for subsequent analysis.
Communication and data processing: It has a communication processing function, which can record transient data and transmit it to the monitoring system or data analysis tool for processing.
Integration and compatibility: Integration with System 1 machine management software, combining 3500/20 RIM functionality with a communications processor, for use with M-series displays.
Functions:
Fault diagnosis: In the industrial sector, transient data interface modules are used in fault diagnosis to help identify mechanical problems and anomalies.
Equipment Condition Monitoring: Monitoring equipment performance and condition by capturing and analyzing transient data, helping to predict and prevent potential problems.
Preventive maintenance: Provide data support for preventive maintenance to reduce equipment failures and increase productivity.
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