The Bently Nevada 3300/40‑13‑01‑01‑00‑00 Eccentricity Monitor is engineered to detect and measure shaft eccentricity in turbines and rotating machinery. It helps prevent costly downtime by providing early warning of displacement issues, ensuring reliable protection in industrial monitoring systems.
Technical Specifications
Manufacturer: Bently Nevada
Series: 3300 Monitoring System
Model Number: 3300/40‑13‑01‑01‑00‑00
Type: Eccentricity Monitor Module
Application: Shaft eccentricity measurement in turbines, compressors, and rotating equipment
Input: Compatible with proximity probes
Output: Standard 4‑20 mA and system interface signals
3300/40: Identifies the product family as part of the 3300 Series Eccentricity Monitor line.
13: Denotes specific configuration for input channel type.
01: Indicates probe compatibility option.
01: Defines output signal configuration.
00: Specifies standard rack mounting option.
00: Confirms baseline factory configuration without custom modifications.
Installation & Wiring Guide
Rack Positioning: Install in designated slot within the 3300 Series rack.
Probe Connection: Connect proximity probes to input terminals following polarity guidelines.
Signal Output: Route 4‑20 mA output to control system interface.
Grounding: Ensure proper grounding to minimize electrical noise.
Maintenance: Hot‑swappable design allows replacement without full system shutdown.
FAQ
Q: What probes are compatible with this monitor? A: Standard Bently Nevada proximity probes designed for shaft displacement measurement.
Q: Can this module be used in non‑turbine machinery? A: Yes, it is suitable for compressors, pumps, and other rotating equipment requiring eccentricity monitoring.
Q: Is the module hot‑swappable? A: Yes, it can be replaced without shutting down the entire rack system.
Q: Does it integrate with legacy Bently Nevada racks? A: Fully compatible with 3300 Series rack assemblies.
