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Product Overview
The Bently Nevada 200350-00-00-00 Accelerometer is a high-precision vibration sensor designed for industrial machinery condition monitoring. It is compatible with Trendmaster Pro and other Bently Nevada monitoring systems, providing accurate measurements of vibration for rotating equipment such as turbines, compressors, pumps, and motors.
With its compact design, the 200350 accelerometer delivers reliable data for predictive maintenance and machinery fault detection, ensuring early detection of potential issues before they lead to downtime.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Bently Nevada |
| Model | 200350-00-00-00 |
| Product Type | Accelerometer |
| Hex Size | 18 mm |
| Weight | 0.051 kg |
| Mounting Type | Bolt-mounted (18 mm hex) |
| Measurement Type | Vibration (acceleration) |
| Frequency Range | High-sensitivity, wideband |
| Signal Output | Analog |
| Sensitivity | Standard industrial grade |
| Electrical Connection | Compatible with Trendmaster Pro interface modules |
| Environmental Rating | Industrial-grade, vibration-resistant |
| Application | Machinery condition monitoring |
| System Compatibility | Trendmaster Pro, TIM-R modules, Bently Nevada monitoring systems |
Function and Working Principle
The 200350 accelerometer converts mechanical vibrations from rotating machinery into electrical signals. These signals are then transmitted to monitoring and signal processing modules such as the Trendmaster Pro TIM-R.
Working Principle
- The accelerometer senses vibration along its measurement axis.
- Internal piezoelectric or similar sensing element converts motion into an electrical signal.
- The output signal is sent to the condition monitoring system for processing and analysis.
- The monitoring system uses this data to detect changes in vibration patterns, indicating potential faults such as imbalance, misalignment, or bearing defects.
Role in Machinery Condition Monitoring Systems
- Provides real-time vibration measurements from critical machinery points
- Supports predictive maintenance strategies
- Detects mechanical faults early (imbalance, misalignment, bearing defects)
- Enables trend analysis over time to anticipate failures
- Forms a key part of Bently Nevada’s distributed condition monitoring network
Industrial Applications
- Power generation turbines and auxiliaries
- Oil and gas compressors and pumps
- Petrochemical rotating equipment
- Mining and mineral processing machinery
- Paper mills and manufacturing plants
- HVAC and cooling tower fan systems
- Water treatment facilities
Installation and System Integration
Installation Guidelines
- Mount using the 18 mm hex bolt securely on vibration source
- Ensure proper alignment to the axis of measurement
- Connect to compatible TIM-R or Trendmaster Pro modules
- Avoid high electromagnetic interference during installation
- Follow environmental and temperature specifications
Proper installation ensures accurate vibration measurement and long-term reliability.
Compatible Components and Systems
- Bently Nevada Trendmaster Pro system
- TIM-R input modules (e.g., 200200 series)
- Velocity or signal processing modules
- Vibration monitoring networks
- Predictive maintenance software
The 200350 accelerometer integrates seamlessly into plant-wide condition monitoring systems.
Recommended Alternative Models
| Model | Function | Key Feature |
|---|---|---|
| 200350-00-00-00 | Accelerometer | Standard vibration sensing |
| 200155 series | Low-frequency accelerometer | Optimized for slow-speed machinery |
| 200200-03-03-05 | TIM-R dual input module | Sensor interface for Trendmaster Pro |
| 3500/60 series modules | Machinery protection system | High-end fault detection |
| 200351 series | High-sensitivity accelerometer | Extended frequency range |
Key Advantages
- Compact and lightweight (0.051 kg)
- Accurate vibration measurement for predictive maintenance
- Industrial-grade design for reliable operation
- Easy integration with Trendmaster Pro and TIM-R modules
- Supports wide range of rotating machinery applications
- Helps prevent unplanned downtime through early fault detection
Technical FAQs
What is the main function of the 200350 accelerometer?
It measures vibration from machinery and converts it into electrical signals for monitoring systems.
What type of machinery is it used for?
It is used for turbines, compressors, pumps, motors, and other rotating equipment.
How is it mounted?
It is bolt-mounted using an 18 mm hex connection.
Can it detect bearing faults?
Yes, when used with Trendmaster Pro modules and signal processing, it can detect early-stage bearing defects.
Is it suitable for predictive maintenance?
Yes. It provides reliable vibration data for trend analysis and condition-based monitoring.
Conclusion
The Bently Nevada 200350-00-00-00 Accelerometer is a high-precision, compact, and reliable vibration sensor. It plays a crucial role in industrial condition monitoring and predictive maintenance, enabling early fault detection and machinery reliability. Compatible with Trendmaster Pro systems, it is ideal for monitoring turbines, compressors, pumps, and other critical rotating equipment in industrial environments.