The Bently Nevada 991-25-XX-01-CN is a high-precision thrust sensor engineered for measuring axial thrust in rotating machinery. It provides accurate, real-time measurement data, helping to protect critical equipment, optimize performance, and prevent costly unplanned downtime.

Key Features

• Measures axial thrust in rotating machinery

• Compatible with Bently Nevada 991 monitoring systems

• High-precision and stable performance

• Rugged construction suitable for industrial applications

• Supports predictive maintenance and operational safety

• Easy integration with existing machinery monitoring systems

Technical Specifications

Industry Applications

• Power Generation – turbine and generator thrust monitoring

• Oil & Gas – pumps, compressors, and other rotating machinery

• Petrochemical & Chemical – axial thrust measurement for critical equipment

• Manufacturing – monitoring large rotating machinery

• Water & Wastewater – pump and motor thrust protection

Advantages

• Provides accurate axial thrust measurement to protect machinery

• Rugged and durable design for harsh industrial environments

• Seamless integration with Bently Nevada 991 monitoring systems

• Supports predictive maintenance to reduce downtime and operational costs

• Enhances machinery protection and operational safety

• Long-term stability and reliable performance under variable conditions

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the main function of this sensor?

It measures axial thrust in rotating machinery to protect equipment and optimize performance.

Q2: Which monitoring systems is it compatible with?

It is compatible with Bently Nevada 991 monitoring systems.

Q3: What is the measurement range?

±70 lbs (nominal).

Q4: What type of output does it provide?

Differential voltage or current, depending on the monitoring system.

Q5: What is the operating temperature range?

-40 °C to +120 °C.

Q6: Can it withstand high humidity environments?

Yes, it is rated for up to 100% condensing humidity.

Q7: What material is the sensor case made from?

Stainless steel for durability.

Q8: How is it mounted?

Threaded or flange mounting.

Q9: Is it suitable for harsh industrial environments?

Yes, it is designed for robust industrial conditions.

Q10: Which industries commonly use this sensor?

Power Generation, Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Manufacturing, and Water & Wastewater.