Bently Nevada 3300 Asset Condition Monitoring

Description

The 3300 System provides continuous, online monitoring suitable for machinery protection applications, and is designed to fully meet the requirements of the American Petroleum Institute’s API 670 standard for such systems. The system’s highly modular design consists of an Instrument Rack, ac or dc Power Supply, System Monitor, and one or more monitor modules chosen to provide the required monitoring functionality. This building-block approach makes the 3300 System versatile, expandable, and cost-effective as your monitoring requirements change.

Applications

The 3300 System is intended for continuous, permanent monitoring of rotating and reciprocating machinery in a variety of industries, and is suitable for auto-shutdown machinery protection applications. Machine types addressed by the 3300 System include, but are not limited to:
Industrial gas and steam turbines in power generation and mechanical drive service
Aeroderivative gas turbines in power generation and mechanical drive service
Hydraulic (Hydro) turbines in power generation service
Compressors (air/process gas, radial/axial, centrifugal/positive displacement)
Turbo Expanders
Electric motors and generators
Exciters
Gear boxes
Pumps (centrifugal and positive displacement)
Fans
Blowers
Reciprocating compressors
Extruders and Pelletizers

Features

Digital and Analog Communications

Timed OK/Channel Defeat

Power-Up Inhibit

Self Tests

Fault Tolerance

Trip Multiply (TM )

Programmability

It is not always possible when placing your order to determine the exact monitor options needed for a particular application. Prior to the introduction of the 3300 System, it was difficult to change monitor system options after installation. 3300 overcomes this problem via plug-in jumpers and, on selected monitors, convenient firmware programming so that options can be changed easily and reliably in the field. The plug-in jumpers are simply repositioned on the monitor’s circuit boards according to the legend on the monitor’s protective side cover. The monitor’s microprocessor continually checks the jumper locations and sets the monitor options accordingly.Those monitors featuring firmware-programmable options allow easy selection or change via the front panel controls, without the need for special tools or programming modules. Controls to enable firmware programming are located behind the front panel in order to prevent unauthorized tampering of these options.

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Post time: Oct-29-2025

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