200125 Thermocouple Installation Guide Part Number 149965-01
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Bently Nevada* Asset Condition Monitoring 200125 Thermocouple Installation Guide
200125 Thermocouple Installation Guide Part Number 149965-01
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Specifications Operation outside of the specified limits can result in false or inaccurate readings.
Electrical Calibration
Type K
Accuracy
±1.1 ºC (±2 ºF), per ANSI MC96.1 Special Limits
Resistance
1.92 Ω per Double Metre @ 20 ºC
(0.585 Ω per Double Foot @ 68 ºF)
Isolation
600 Vrms, less than 1 mA current
Polarity (USA, ANSI MC96.1)
Positive = Yellow
Negative = Red
Environmental Operating Temperature
-55 ºC to +200 ºC (-67 ºF to +392 ºF), sensing end
Storage Temperature
-55 ºC to +110 ºC (-67 ºF to +230 ºF), entire unit is limited by tag and shrink tubing
Humidity
Up to 100% relative humidity, condensing
Vibration
Up to 50 m/s2 pk (5.1 g pk) continuous, 500 m/s2 (51 g pk) short duration
Shock:
Will survive a 1-metre (3.3-foot) drop to a concrete floor
Physical Case material
304 stainless steel
Insulation/ Sheathing
Teflon®, Neoflon® PFA duplex insulation, 304 stainless steel overbraid
Cable Size
20 AWG solid
Mechanical
23 kgf (50 lbf) static pull parallel
12 kgf (25 lbf) static pull perpendicular
Dimensions are mm[in]
29.7 [1.17]
50.8 [2.00]
6.48 [0.26]
POSITION OF SENSING ELEMENT 2.55 [0.10]
CRIMPED REGION
1
5/16-24 UNF
Figure 1: Thermocouple Case Dimensions
200125 Thermocouple Installation Guide Part Number 149965-01
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Dimensions are mm[in]
2.54 [0.10]12.7 [0.50]
19.05 [0.75]10.41 [0.41]
15.24 [0.60]
53.34 [2.10]
9.52 [0.38]
50.8 [2.00] REF
CUT AWAY1
3
Figure 2: Thermocouple and Optional Right Angle
Mounting Adaptor
ACCELEROMETER
DATE CODEPART NO. 200150
NEVADABENTLY
HOUSTON, TX
R
Figure 3: Vibration Transducer and Thermocouple
Field Installation You can install the 200125 Trendmaster* thermocouple in various configurations. The installation techniques and practices used can impact performance. To maximize sensor performance note the following: 1. Install the thermocouple shown in Figure 1 with the
tip
1 in contact with the surface to be measured. If you use a mounting adapter such as that shown in Figure 2, adjust adapter and threaded case to establish contact with the surface to be measured at
point
1 .
2. Tighten the thermocouple jam nut
2 from 11.3 to 16.9 N*m (100 to 150 in-lb). The jam nut prevents the thermocouple loosening whether installed as shown in Figure 1 or as shown using the adapter in Figure 2.
NOTES
1. Do not apply more than 5.6 N*m (50 in-lb) torque
to the crimped region
3 on the thermocouple shown in figure 1. Damage to the thermocouple may result.
2. Use an appropriate thread-locking compound on the jam nut and thermocouple threads.
DANGER Routing wires near high voltage lines can present a shock hazard. Contact with exposed high voltage
wires can cause injury or death. Route thermocouple wires awary from high voltage lines.
3. Route the thermocouple cable away from excessive heat, sharp edges, and high voltages. Maintain a bend radius of 25.4 mm (1 in) or greater.
4. Tie the thermocouple cable at a point no more than 153 mm (6 inches) from the threaded steel sensor case. Secure remaining cable at regular intervals. Proper securing of the cable will minimize cable fatigue failure caused by excessive cable motion. See Figure 3.
Electrical Connection The 200125 Trendmaster* Thermocouple connects to type k interfaces. Standard ANSI color coding (USA, ANSI MC96-1-82) is used on the thermocouple wire.
• Outer Jacket – Brown • Positive – Yellow • Negative – Red
Refer to the appropriate interface instructions for further details.
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