Bently Nevada 32000-16-10-04-080-03-02 Proximity Probe Housing Assemblies

Bently Nevada 32000-16-10-04-080-03-02 is an eddy current probe housing assembly produced by Bently Nevada, which is used to install and fix eddy current probes. The following is a detailed introduction to it:

Model Meaning

32000: Represents Bently Nevada 32000 series products.

16: Usually indicates the size parameters related to the probe, which may be a probe diameter of 16mm.

10: May represent a probe length of 10 inches (about 254mm).

04: Indicates the probe cable type or connection method.

080: May indicate that the probe operating temperature range is 80℃, or a code for special environments.

03: The cable length is 3 meters.

02: Represents the calibration coefficient or output characteristics.

Product Features

Compliance with standards: Fully complies with the standard requirements of the American Petroleum Institute (API) 670 for externally mounted eddy current probe housings.

Easy installation: Usually used for radially mounted sensors for vibration or key phase measurement. The housing assembly allows users to access the eddy current probe and its extension cable from the outside to adjust the gap or replace the probe without disassembling the machine.

Diverse materials: Probe housing assemblies are available in materials such as aluminum and stainless steel to adapt to different application scenarios and environmental requirements. For example, 21000 aluminum probe housing assembly and 24701 stainless steel probe housing assembly.

Product composition

Generally consists of a dome cover screwed into the housing, a threaded port for conduit connection, a probe sleeve of optional length, an O-ring, a reverse-mounted eddy current probe, a threaded seal, optional conduit accessories and an optional insulation adapter.

Application scenario

Mainly used in the state monitoring system of rotating machinery in the industrial field, used with eddy current probes to measure and monitor parameters such as shaft displacement, vibration, and speed of rotating machinery to ensure the safe and stable operation of the equipment, such as monitoring of large rotating equipment such as turbines, compressors, and generators.