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MIL8720

Dual Channel Module (Vibration)

The Mechanalysis Model MIL8720 Series Module provides dual channel vibration monitoring using suitable sensors. Common large linear scale meter is provided for ‘higher of two’ analog indication on the front panel. A spring loaded toggle switch is provided on the front panel for viewing the channels (Ch 1 or Ch 2) independently.

All controls for setup and operation are accessible from the front panel. ALARM and TRIP set point adjustments common to both the channels are concealed under the machine/sensor identification plate. However, higher of two input signal is used for comparison. One reed relay each for Alarm and Trip are provided per module. Relay contact rating can be enhanced to 5A resistive @ 230V AC using Relay Expander.

Solid state ALARM and TRIP push buttons / LED lamps (amber and red) provide three basic functions: a visual indication when a preset vibration level has been exceeded, to reset the relays and push to read and adjust the set points.

A portable Vibration Analyser / Balancer or an oscilloscope may be connected to the signal outputs on BNC connectors for diagnosing machinery problems and for in place dynamic balancing.

The input signal is continuously monitored to ensure that the sensor, interconnecting cables and the module are each functionally correct and its healthiness is indicated by the green OK LED light provided on the front panel.

The MIL8710 series of Single Channel Vibration Monitoring Module (Vibration) measures in ‘microns’ or ‘mm/sec’ or ‘g’ depending on the sensor selected. These are summarised against the part numbers given in the table below. While placing the order, the client must specify the listed part number or specify the required unit and full scale range.

 


PART NO.

Parameter

Chl Display Sensors Full Scale Range with Units

M87111 / 2

 

 

  Velocity Sensor MIL544M 0-250 / 0-500 microns Pk-Pk

M87113 / 4

 

 

  Velocity Sensor MIL544M 0-25 / 0-50 mm/sec Pk

M87121 / 2

Vibration

1

Analog Eddy Current Probe (ECP) 0-250 / 0-500 microns Pk-Pk

M87133 / 4

 

 

  Accelerometer (ICP type) 0-25 / 0-50 mm/sec Pk

M87135

 

 

  Accelerometer (ICP type) 0-25 g Pk

M87199

 

 

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Specifications  
 
Construction
- Compact, Solid State Integrated Circuits
- Modular Circuits Boards with gold plated Euro connectors
Mounting
- Modules are installed in the MIL8700 Main Rack Frame system for panel mounting
Signal Input
- From MIL544M Velocity Sensor or
- Eddy Current Probe or
- Accelerometer (ICP).
Frequency Range
- 5–2500 Hz within ± 5 %
Meter range
- As specified by the Part Number
Controls
- Push button for ALARM and TRIP read, adjust and reset.
Alarm & Trip Set points
- Adjustable over full scale range (5% -100% is recommended) by Trim Pot concealed behind the identification plate.
Alarm & Trip Relays
- Reed relay output rated at 0.25 A @ 28V DC, resistive.
- NO (non fail safe) or NC (fail safe) contacts (field selectable)
Circuit Fault Relays
- Located in Main Rack Frame
Signal Output
Vibration signal: Output (BNC connectors) at front panel
Recorder / DCS: 0-5 V DC with 1K Ohm impedance /
  4-20 mA non–isolated with max load of 250ms.
Accuracy
- ± 3 % @ full scale
Start-up Attenuation
- Reduces Monitor sensitivity by factor of three by opening of the user switch during machine start-up period
Power
- Power supplied from MIL8700 Main Rack Frame
Environmental
Operating temp: 0°C to 50°C ambient
Storage temp: -18°C to + 65°C ambient
Humidity: 95% non condensing
Weight & Dimensions
Module: 0.4 Kg
Dimensions: 450mm (W) x 173mm (H) x 185mm (H)
Total Depth: 532mm (clearance)
   
 
 
Mechanalysis (India) Ltd. strives to continue to improve the above specification and retains the right to change them without notice
   
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