The acoustic machinery monitor analyzes the sound produced by rotating machinery, non-rotating equipment, or processes in order to detect developing problems before they become catastrophic failures. It has the ability to learn what a machine or process sounds like during normal operation. After that, alarm relays are activated whenever the continuously monitored sound deviates from the sound that was learned when the machine or process was known to be operating properly.
Features
O warning and danger alarms have adjustable sensitivity and
Response time
O stand-alone operation or integrate with supervisory control
And data acquisition system [scada]
O heavy-duty microphone designed for industrial applications
O digital signal processing [dsp] technology
O user-friendly controls and operation
Applications
O monitor critical equipment or processes in remote,
Inaccessible, or dangerous locations
O rotating machinery: motors, generators, compressors, fans,
Pumps, turbines, engines, gearboxes
O non-rotating equipment: absorption chillers, boilers, electrical
Transformers, flow processes
O detect escaping fluids: air, water, steam, natural gas
O security applications : detect intruders, gunshots, breaking
Glass, cries for help
