Industrial Accelerometer

Specialist Equipment

Vibrations monitoring and predictive maintenance are necessary processes to carry out through which to effectively and efficiently assuage the integrity of a structure. There are a number of pieces of specialist equipment that are required through which to carry out these measures.

The two pieces of equipment are those of the transmitter and the industrial accelerometer.

Simple Wire System

The transmitter, which is utilised in accordance with the industrial accelerometer, serves to transmit the vibrations information to those analysing and disseminating it. This piece of equipment utilises a two wire system, through which all vibrations information is both output and input.

Due to this simplistic system, any errors within the system are easy to identify and solve. This allows the information to be concurrently input and output without interruption.

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Accelerometer Variations

There are a myriad of industrial accelerometer units that are available. Each of these possess respective properties that ensure that they are best implemented into different structures, as owing upon their respective properties.

Some of these different unit types include;

- High Temperature
- Multi-Axis
- Embeddable
- Hazardous area approved

Stainless Steel

The industrial accelerometer is the most rugged and sturdy of all available accelerometer units.

These specialist units are hermetically sealed and near enough impervious to all heat, pressure and water damage.

Predictive Maintenance

The processes of predictive maintenance are essential and beneficial to the most effective method and means of maintenance upon a structure. By predicting the maintenance works required, it ensures that the most efficient and appropriate timeframe is allotted for the works.

These works can also assured to be cost effective, time effective and will also result in longer lasting and more wearing equipment. This is why predictive maintenance practises, and vibrations monitoring, is wholly beneficial over emergency maintenance practises.