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Problems with the installation of the vibration probe

2018-01-15View Original

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When the vibration probe was purchased, it didn’t seem to come with this external mounting block; so how is the probe fixed to the mounting block?
Reply #22018-01-15
Find a repair technician; it’s over there by the thrust disc, they can fix it for you
Reply #32018-01-15
The carbon steel \"mounting block\" you mentioned is merely a process mounting part designed for installing the unit. The seismic probe is also threadedly connected to the “mounting block”. The probe inside can be removed, and once it is taken out, the specific model of the probe can be seen. When disassembling, be sure to keep in mind that the mounting threads of this type of probe are likely to be reversed, as this prevents the probe from loosening once the mounting component is secured in place.
Reply #42018-01-15
The vibration probe has external threads, and the probe is screwed inside
Reply #52018-01-16
The vibration probe has external threads, and the probe is screwed inside; be careful with the force used during installation :)
Reply #62018-01-16
At the same time, the gap voltage must also be measured to ensure the gap distance from the axis.
Reply #72018-01-17
Don’t you have spare screws over there? The vibration probe has threads on it; first screw it in and then tighten it with an adapter nut
Reply #82018-03-12
The mounting block has internal threads, and the probe is a reverse-mounted type; during installation, the probe is fixed first, and then it is mounted onto the unit through the mounting block.

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