Technical Specifications

FAQ

1. What is the primary function of the 22810-00-06-10-02 probe?

The probe is designed for non-contact measurement of shaft vibration and displacement in rotating machinery. It uses eddy current technology to continuously monitor the gap between the probe tip and the conductive shaft surface. This allows precise detection of vibration amplitude, shaft position changes, and overall machine condition, supporting both protection and predictive maintenance systems.

2. Where is this probe typically used?

It is widely used in rotating machinery such as steam turbines, gas turbines, compressors, pumps, motors, and generators. These applications are common in industries including power generation, oil and gas, petrochemicals, and heavy manufacturing, where continuous monitoring of critical equipment is essential.

3. How does eddy current sensing work in this probe?

The probe generates a high-frequency electromagnetic field at its tip. When a conductive target such as a rotating shaft enters this field, eddy currents are induced on the surface. Changes in the gap between the probe and shaft alter the electromagnetic response, which is converted into an electrical signal representing displacement and vibration.

4. What are the advantages of non-contact measurement?

Non-contact measurement eliminates physical wear between the sensor and rotating components, improving long-term reliability. It enables continuous monitoring of high-speed machinery without interference and provides stable, high-accuracy measurements even in harsh industrial environments.

5. What should be considered during installation?

Correct alignment between the probe and shaft is critical to ensure accurate readings. The probe must be securely mounted to avoid vibration-induced movement. Proper gap calibration is required before operation. It should also be installed away from strong electromagnetic interference sources and protected from mechanical damage.

6. What can cause inaccurate measurement signals?

Inaccurate readings may result from incorrect gap calibration, loose mounting, misalignment, or irregular shaft surface conditions. Electrical noise, poor grounding, or physical contamination of the probe tip can also negatively affect measurement accuracy.

7. Is this probe suitable for long-term industrial operation?

Yes, the probe is designed for continuous operation in demanding industrial environments. It features a robust mechanical structure and stable sensing performance that can withstand vibration, temperature fluctuations, and harsh operating conditions. With proper installation and maintenance, it delivers long-term reliable performance.

8. How can system reliability be improved when using this probe?

System reliability can be improved by ensuring correct installation, precise calibration, and secure mounting. Regular inspection of probe alignment, cable condition, and grounding quality is recommended. Maintaining a clean operating environment and minimizing electromagnetic interference also helps ensure stable and accurate measurement performance over time.