Features:
- Monitors shell vibration on rotating machinery.
- Supports machinery-protection alarm and trip functions.
- Works as an engineered measurement chain from casing sensor to protection output.
The TBL2100 series is selected for casing-vibration supervision rather than shaft-relative displacement measurement.
It gives operations and maintenance teams a continuous indication of machine vibration condition.
Sensor location, mounting and protection thresholds should be approved for the individual asset before service.
Availability is confirmed against the complete TBL2100 identity, required condition, quantity and delivery destination at quotation.
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Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Protect a turbine by supervising casing vibration during operation.
- Provide alarm information for rotating-equipment condition assessment.
- Integrate shell-vibration status with an existing plant shutdown scheme.
- Monitor and transducer locations must respect their documented temperature and enclosure limits.
- Cables should be protected from oil, heat and mechanical damage along the machine route.
- Cabinet installation must maintain the required ventilation and contamination control.
- Alarm and trip thresholds should follow the applicable machinery standard and site study.
- Protection-loop testing must be recorded under the plant's maintenance procedure.
- Any bypass or inhibited trip state should remain visible and controlled.
- Shell-vibration sensors require a rigid, prepared mounting point on the machine casing.
- Signal routing should minimize electromagnetic interference and ground-loop error.
- Baseline readings should be established under known speed and load conditions.