-- Machine Saver and Colton Bach are pleased to announce that the VTB-Net Sensor, also known as the intelligent transmitter, was chosen Processing Magazine’s Breakout Product of The Year. The sensor is designed to maintain optimal monitoring of rotating machine applications such as motors, fans, engines, centrifuges, and cooling towers, as well as reciprocating compressors and pumps. The sensor provides overall vibration level outputs for the X, Y, and Z axes in acceleration and velocity, in addition to bearing temperature output. The sensor has a programmable low-pass, high-pass filter capability.
The company manufactures and installs cutting edge vibration monitoring solutions for reliable machine protection and condition monitoring. Centered around a smart and addressable tri-axial sensor, the Machine Saver solution allows reliability engineers and maintenance professionals to easily monitor the critical and non-critical balance of plant equipment.
For reciprocating machines such as pumps or compressors, a mix of VTB vibration and VTB impact sensors should be used. The VTB triaxial vibration sensors can detect mechanical flaws in bearings, out of balance, misalignment. The vibration sensor looks at acceleration velocity and displacement values. The vibration sensors should be mounted near the bearings on the driving side of the machine.
The product line of the firm includes products to enhance conveyor belt driver systems, cooling towers, fin fans, industrial combustion gas engines, motors, pumps, reciprocating compressors and reciprocating pumps, rotary screw compressors, and wastewater treatment plants. The Web portal provides remote monitoring capabilities such as text message/email upon alarms, historical trends, dynamic data (Time Waveform, Acceleration FFT, Velocity FFT), and expert remote vibration monitoring assistance.
There are unique application benefits which come with the company products. These include automatic sensor test verification and diagnostics; reduction of excessive machine casing vibration and/or temperature, as well as that of housing and foundation vibration in equipment. Analysis of vibration patterns can provide valuable information on potential mechanical faults.
Contact Info:
Name: Colton Bach
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Organization: Machine Saver
Address: 9788 Clarewood Dr., Suite 302, Houston TX 77036
Phone: (832) 471-8145
Website: http://machinesaver.com/
Release ID: 357072
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