The Bently Nevada 9200-03-02-10-00 is a dual-line velocity seismic sensor designed for precise vibration monitoring in industrial rotating machinery. It is part of the 9200 series, renowned for its durability, stability, and long-term performance in harsh environments. This sensor provides accurate velocity output signals, enabling engineers and maintenance teams to track machinery health, detect early signs of imbalance, misalignment, and bearing faults, and schedule proactive maintenance to avoid costly downtime.

Engineered with rugged housing and stable sensing elements, the 9200-03-02-10-00 offers excellent resistance to shock, temperature variation, and environmental contamination. Its design supports both continuous monitoring and event-based data capture, making it suitable for critical machinery in power generation, petrochemical, steel, paper, and marine applications.

Product Advantages

1. High Measurement Accuracy – Maintains reliable velocity readings over extended periods without drift.

2. Dual-Line Output – Allows simultaneous transmission of redundant or differently conditioned signals.

3. Rugged Mechanical Design – Withstands high vibration levels, mechanical shocks, and environmental hazards.

4. Wide Operating Temperature Range – Ensures dependable performance in both high-temperature and sub-zero industrial environments.

5. Low Maintenance Requirement – Built for long service intervals, reducing operational costs.

6. Broad Application Compatibility – Integrates easily with Bently Nevada monitoring systems and other industrial vibration analyzers.

Technical Specifications

Applications

• Power Generation – Turbine and generator vibration monitoring to prevent catastrophic failures.

• Petrochemical Plants – Monitoring pumps, compressors, and fans to detect early mechanical issues.

• Steel & Metal Processing – Condition monitoring of rolling mills and high-load mechanical drives.

• Paper & Pulp Mills – Detecting imbalance and misalignment in paper machines.

• Marine Engineering – Monitoring propulsion systems and auxiliary machinery in ships.

• Mining & Heavy Industry – Vibration tracking in crushers, conveyors, and rotating kilns.

FAQ (10)

Q1: What is the main purpose of the 9200-03-02-10-00?

A1: It measures machine casing vibration velocity to detect faults like imbalance, misalignment, and bearing wear.

Q2: Can it be used outdoors?

A2: Yes, the sensor is rated with environmental protection suitable for outdoor and harsh conditions.

Q3: Is calibration required frequently?

A3: No, the sensor maintains accuracy for long periods, with calibration typically needed only during major overhauls.

Q4: What type of output does it provide?

A4: It outputs a dual-line voltage signal proportional to vibration velocity.

Q5: How is it mounted?

A5: Commonly via a threaded stud; magnetic mounts are available for temporary use.

Q6: Is it compatible with non-Bently Nevada monitoring systems?

A6: Yes, as long as the receiving system accepts its signal type and sensitivity range.

Q7: What industries use this sensor most often?

A7: Power generation, petrochemical, steel production, marine, and pulp & paper.

Q8: What makes it different from a displacement or acceleration sensor?

A8: It measures velocity directly, which is useful for certain machinery fault detection methods.

Q9: Does it require external power?

A9: Some models are self-powered; others can use low-voltage excitation depending on configuration.

Q10: Can it operate in high vibration environments?

A10: Yes, it is specifically designed to withstand high vibration and shock conditions.