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Bently Nevada Machinery Protection Condition Monitoring System Orbit60

Bently Nevada Machinery Protection Condition Monitoring System Orbit60

The highest level of machine protection possible! A system that reflects customer feedback has been released!

The machine protection condition monitoring system 'Orbit60' has been released. The advanced machine protection system we have provided so far is built on 60 years of expertise and aims to be imitated by many companies, but replication is impossible. This system not only achieves machine protection but also condition monitoring in a cyber-secure manner. It can be used for machine protection only, condition monitoring only, or both. 【Features】 ■ Flexible ■ Excellent safety ■ Fully connected ■ Modular design ■ Complete collaboration ■ Global certification *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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  • Server monitoring and network management tools
  • Vibration Monitoring
  • Other measurement, recording and measuring instruments

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Introduction to Bently Nevada

Introduction to Bently Nevada

Protection and condition monitoring of machinery production equipment! Delivering solutions for entire plants tailored to the needs of over 140 countries.

To operate businesses safely and reliably, the industry requires information necessary for decision-making. The systems and services of "Bentley Nevada," a division of Baker Hughes, are designed to support customers in improving safety, optimizing operations, protecting machinery production equipment, reducing downtime, avoiding unplanned outages, and implementing condition monitoring maintenance plans. Backed by over 60 years of innovation, the engineers and service teams in this division provide expertise. Our products, software, and personnel deliver solutions tailored to the needs of customers across more than 140 countries. [Support Content] ■ Improved safety ■ Optimized operations ■ Protection of machinery production equipment ■ Reduced downtime ■ Avoidance of unplanned outages ■ Condition monitoring maintenance plans *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Production Management System
  • Other measurement, recording and measuring instruments
  • Other inspection equipment and devices

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[Data] Condition Monitoring Alarm Level

[Data] Condition Monitoring Alarm Level

Explanation of how to set alarm levels and how to respond when an alarm occurs!

This document explains the settings for condition monitoring alarms, rather than protection alarms. Condition monitoring of rotating machinery is crucial for detecting changes. While there are natural and acceptable changes, such as those due to machine load or rotational speed, most changes raise questions about how long the machine can be operated safely. A common method for detecting changes is to apply alarm levels to the collected vibration data. For more details, please download the catalog. [Contents (partial)] ■ How are alarm levels determined? ■ Standards ■ Recommendations regarding OEMs ■ Condition monitoring system providers ■ Charlotte Technical Association *For more information, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Vibration Monitoring

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