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Balance-of-Plant Condition Monitoring
In addition to the process-critical equipment assets found in industrial facilities, there are often a
host of essential and auxiliary assets that make up the balance of the plant such as pumps,
motors, blowers, heat exchangers, fans, and others. This equipment may be
spared or unspared, and its impact on the process stream may vary from moderate to minor. Regardless,
such machines – just like their “critical” counterparts – can benefit from condition monitoring. Bently Nevada
offers affordable, effective portable and permanent condition monitoring systems for BOP assets.
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Hydro Turbine Condition Monitoring
To address changing power generation needs, Bently Nevada has developed the most comprehensive
system we’ve ever offered for monitoring the condition of hydroelectric turbine-generators,
including a 3500 Series monitor, air gap and seismic sensors, System 1® software, and services.
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Pulp and Paper Condition Monitoring
Whether monitoring critical turbine generators, massive paper machines, kilns, compressors, or
any of the hundreds of motors, electrical assets, pumps, fans, gearboxes and fixed equipment throughout
a mill, we can provide the right Bently Nevada hardware, software, and service solutions to help drive your
pulp and paper business objectives.
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Reciprocating Compressor Condition Monitoring
Our comprehensive offering of hardware, software, and services is specifically designed to address the
special monitoring requirements of reciprocating compressors and uses our state-of-the-art 3500
Series Machinery Protection System and System 1® optimization and diagnostic software. Our monitoring capabilities address
more than just rider band wear, including valve condition, pressure ring condition, pressure packing case condition,
crosshead pin condition, and many others.
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Wireless Condition Monitoring
Bently Nevada products like the Trendmaster® Pro Dynamic Scanning Module (DSM) enable an Ethernet connection with the host computer using
standard off-the-shelf wireless networking components. Use of wireless technology can significantly reduce the installation cost of asset condition monitoring systems,
permit fast system installation, and provide a long-lasting and
reliable communication link.
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