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The Bently Nevada 21000-28-05-00-035-01-02 is a Proximity Probe Housing Assembly used to support and protect a proximity probe installation in rotating machinery monitoring applications. It provides a mechanical mounting arrangement for the probe and helps maintain the probe’s position relative to the monitored shaft or other target surface.
In machinery protection systems, the housing assembly is used where the proximity probe must remain securely positioned during continuous machine operation. It can be applied around turbines, compressors, pumps, motors, and other rotating equipment where shaft vibration, position, or rotational movement is monitored through a non-contact proximity measurement system.
The housing is a mechanical component rather than the sensing electronics itself. Its function is closely related to probe mounting, mechanical protection, alignment, and maintaining a repeatable installation condition for the associated proximity measurement chain.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Bently Nevada |
| Model | 21000-28-05-00-035-01-02 |
| Product Type | Proximity Probe Housing Assembly |
| Application | Proximity probe mounting and protection |
| System Function | Mechanical housing for rotating machinery proximity measurement |
| Compatible Application | Machinery vibration and position monitoring |
| Housing Body Diameter | 83.3 mm |
| Weight | 1.1 kg |
The 21000-28-05-00-035-01-02 does not perform the proximity measurement itself. Instead, it provides the mechanical structure required to install and retain the associated proximity probe.
During installation, the proximity probe is positioned through the housing toward the monitored shaft or target surface. The housing keeps the probe mechanically supported while the probe and its associated Proximitor Sensor perform the actual non-contact measurement.
The measurement chain can be represented as:
Rotating Shaft → Proximity Probe → Proximitor Sensor → Monitoring System
For accurate machinery monitoring, the probe must remain correctly positioned relative to the shaft. A secure housing therefore contributes to maintaining the mechanical conditions required for consistent proximity measurements. If the housing becomes loose, damaged, or incorrectly installed, probe position can change and produce abnormal measurement behavior even when the electronic components are functioning normally.
The housing assembly forms part of the mechanical side of the proximity monitoring installation.
| System Element | Function |
|---|---|
| Proximity Probe Housing Assembly | Supports and protects the installed probe |
| Proximity Probe | Detects shaft movement without physical contact |
| Proximitor Sensor | Processes the probe signal and provides the measurement output |
| Extension Cable | Connects the probe to the associated proximity electronics |
| Monitoring System | Receives and evaluates vibration or position measurements |
| Machinery Protection System | Generates alarms or protective actions based on configured limits |
| DCS/PLC | Receives relevant monitoring information for plant-level control or supervision |
| Rotating Machine | Provides the shaft or target surface being monitored |
The housing is therefore part of the mechanical installation that allows the complete monitoring chain to operate consistently.
It is a Proximity Probe Housing Assembly used to mechanically support and protect an associated proximity probe within a rotating machinery monitoring installation.
No. The housing is a mechanical component. The proximity probe performs the non-contact sensing, while the associated proximity electronics process the probe signal for the machinery monitoring system.
The probe must remain mechanically secure and correctly positioned relative to the monitored shaft. A suitable housing helps maintain that position and reduces the possibility of measurement problems caused by mechanical movement of the probe installation.
Verify the housing model, probe compatibility, mounting interface, probe position, mechanical clearance, cable routing, and the final proximity measurement signal before returning the machine to normal operation.