Proximity Probes and Other Sensors

Bently Nevada is well known as the leading manufacturer of proximity probes, but… do you know how they work, and where to use them? We also discuss popular seismic transducer operation as well, giving you insights into Velomitors, Velocity coils and Accelerometers.

[@samowalid]

Thanks for the valuable information and good composition

[@truongnhat6478]

thank you very much.

[@omk4678]

before i see this video i think function of proxymity is like the hall sensor, i had made this sensor to read rpm of shaft then i connet to micro controler to submit data to mysql server use php, for acces to internet, now i know this for monitoring condition vibration, maybe some times i will create monitoring conditon remotely

[@ambeshpandey72]

Dear sir,in Bently Newada MMS ,what happens if any probe(temperature or vibration) open in the field?it will show open or any thing else?

[@xrafter]

How does eddy current generates if there is no changing magnatic field? Does the probe change its magnatic field or is it because of the movement of the equipment that cause the eddy current to generate?

[@ahmedahmed-tv3nw]

maybe as we use an ac soure which produce alternating currrent and that will make a diff flux not sure but i try to help

[@Aamir_Updates]

How to match Proximiter with different length of Cable? e.g 5m Proximiter woth 9m cable...

[@bentlynevadaabakerhughesbu6013]

[e-mail] can help you with this question.

[@hamzaouazenemit-3659]

Do you allow use of pictures from your presentations for training purposes?!

[@bentlynevadaabakerhughesbu6013]

No. All content is Copyright 2022 Baker Hughes Company. All rights reserved.

[@husseinjavan-bg6sv]

Dear sir.What is each part of this probe's part number (86691-09246-0435-25) stands for? I only know, last 25 stands for 2.5 m length.

[@xrafter]

Check in the manual or data sheet for that probe, you should find it under "ordering information" section.