Bently Nevada 24765-01-01 Case Expansion Transducer Assembly

The Bently Nevada 24765-01-01 Case Expansion Transducer Assembly is designed for accurate and reliable measurement of case expansion in industrial machinery. This assembly is a critical component of Bently Nevada’s advanced vibration and condition monitoring systems. It helps detect changes in the machine casing that can indicate potential issues, enabling early maintenance actions to prevent costly downtime.

Product Specifications

Product Features

• Precise Measurement:
  The 24765-01-01 transducer provides high accuracy, with a sensing range of 0 to 5 mm (0 to 0.2 inches), making it ideal for case expansion monitoring in industrial machinery.

• Durable and Robust:
  Built with industrial-grade materials, this assembly is designed to withstand extreme operating conditions. Its IP67 rating ensures protection against dust and water ingress.

• Wide Temperature Range:
  Operating effectively in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +85°C, it is suitable for use in both hot and cold environments.

• Easy Integration:
  The 24765-01-01 assembly integrates seamlessly with Bently Nevada’s condition monitoring systems, providing valuable data for machinery protection.

• Real-Time Monitoring:
  This transducer assembly supports continuous monitoring, helping to detect expansion changes that may indicate developing issues before they lead to equipment failure.

Applications

• Industrial Machinery Protection:
  The 24765-01-01 is crucial for industries that rely on heavy machinery, providing continuous monitoring of casing expansion to prevent catastrophic failures.

• Power Generation:
  Ideal for use in power plants, where monitoring expansion in turbines and generators ensures reliable operation and early fault detection.

• Oil & Gas:
  Protects critical equipment in the oil and gas industry, where high precision and early fault detection are essential for minimizing costly downtime.

• Manufacturing & Production:
  Ensures optimal performance in manufacturing environments by monitoring machinery integrity and detecting mechanical changes.