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Is it okay to connect a set of extension cables and proximitors used to measure rotation speed to the circuit for measuring vibration? If possible, how to adjust it?
If the models are the same, they are interchangeable, but if they are different models, it is not! Please read the manual for adjustments! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=68038
They are interchangeable, as long as the total length of the probe and extension cable is the same as the length required by the proximitor. Bentley's shaft displacement and shaft vibration probes can also measure speed.
The probe, cable and preamplifier are required to be matched and must be calibrated after calling, otherwise the measurement accuracy will be affected. Special calibration instruments (such as TK-8) can be used for calibration.
Looking at the title, I thought it was the wire of the speed probe. The rotation speed and speed are not the same thing, haha. Depending on whether the probe model and sensitivity are the same, the wire length is the same. Like all, it can be used after replacement and verification. However, if the wire of the vibration probe is changed to the rotational speed probe, it is basically possible, because the rotational speed probe has no requirements for specific data, only sufficient pulse intensity.
No, the sensor and extension cables are all put together and adjusted before leaving the factory.
Can be interchanged, the probe line pre-producer is the same
It can be replaced, as long as it meets the Bentley measurement requirements. It is best to use TK-3 and then do the probe experiment and there will be no problem.
Bently it is not recommended to exchange