PCB PIEZOTRONICS

Vibration measurements on machines in paper production and processing increase the operational reliability of the plant and improve production efficiency. The permanent recording and analysis of machine vibrations enable the detection of changes in condition so that necessary maintenance work can be planned in advance and cost-effectively. Rolling bearings are highly stressed components in rotating

Explosion protection ATEX / functional safety (SIL) The recording of machine operating conditions, such as vibrations and pressures, as well as the evaluation of this measurement data, enable the detection of irregularities and resulting damage. Monitoring solutions help to increase the operational safety of the plant and improve production efficiency. Necessary maintenance work can be

Vibration and pressure measurement are typical instruments for machine monitoring of centrifugal pumps and radial fans. By monitoring these parameters, increased machine availability can be achieved and downtimes avoided. In this way, plant efficiency and operational safety are increased, which leads to a reduction in maintenance costs. Vibration sensors from PCB Piezotronics and pressure transmitters

The new ultra-high temperature pressure sensor model 176A31 with charge output features a continuous operating temperature rating of 760 °C, without external cooling. The 176A31 pressure sensor with a sensitivity of 87 pC/bar covers the measuring range of 207 bar. This sensor measures combustion dynamics as well as gas turbine measurements, thermoacoustic measurements, rocket motor

The Model 410C01 amplifier and signal conditioner, in combination with PCB’s piezoelectric force and strain sensors, is suitable for monitoring and recording the force flow during repetitive joining, forming or cutting processes. This helps to detect the force peaks occurring on forming machines and thus to counteract premature wear, among other things. The unit is

The Spartan™ Model 730 from Larson Davis is a compact dosimeter for assessing noise in the workplace and calculating noise exposure. The instrument meets the requirements of IEC 61252 and is suitable for noise measurements in accordance with ISO 9612. The device, which measures only 85 x 54 x 39 mm and has IP65 protection,