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Bently Nevada TK81 Vibration Instrument with Velocity Seismoprobe

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  • Manufacturer: Bently Nevada

  • Product No.: TK81

  • Product Type: Vibration Instrument with Velocity Seismoprobe

  • Product Origin: USA

  • Payment: T/T

  • Weight: 1340g

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

Product Overview

The Bently Nevada TK81 is a portable field tool for calibrating and verifying velocity-style Seismoprobe transducers and vibration monitoring systems.

It allows technicians to simulate precise vibration signals, ensuring monitors and sensors report accurate data. The rugged, battery-powered design makes it easy to transport across industrial plants or remote sites, enabling sensor diagnostics and loop checks without shutting down heavy machinery.


Technical Data

Specification Details
Part Number TK81
Primary Function Velocity Seismoprobe Calibration / Verification

Typical Applications

  • Field Sensor Verification: Test Seismoprobe velocity transducers on motor housings and gearbox casings.

  • Monitor Loop Checks: Simulate vibration to verify 3500/1900 Series monitors trigger alarms correctly.

  • Troubleshooting Signal Paths: Identify faults in field wiring or junction boxes.

  • Routine Calibration Audits: Ensure machinery protection systems comply with API 670 standards.


System Functions and Experience

  • Provides stable, repeatable signals for loop verification.

  • Enables a single technician to verify the full control loop from sensor to control room.

  • Intuitive dial-and-switch interface minimizes user error.

  • Significantly reduces time for plant shutdowns during annual maintenance.

  • Quickly isolates issues between sensors and wiring in case of unexpected monitor status.


FAQ

Q1: Can the TK81 be used to calibrate proximity probes or accelerometers?
A1: No. It is primarily for velocity-type Seismoprobes. Use the TK3-2e for proximity probes and specialized shakers for accelerometers.

Q2: Does the TK81 require professional recalibration?
A2: Yes. It should be sent to a certified lab annually to maintain signal accuracy.

Q3: What is the benefit of using the TK81 over a generic signal generator?
A3: It is impedance-matched for Bently Nevada sensors, providing a realistic signal identical to an actual vibrating Seismoprobe.

Q4: How long does the battery last during field use?
A4: Typically a full day of testing, but check the battery before entering hazardous or remote sites.

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