176449-05 Bently Nevada 3500/64 Dynamic Pressure Monitor
Manufacturer: Bently Nevada
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Part Number: 3500/64 176449-05
Condition:New with Original Package
Product Type: 3500 Series Rack Module
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Country of Origin: USA
Payment:T/T, Western Union
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months
Product Overview
The Bently Nevada 176449-05 is a four-channel dynamic pressure monitoring module designed for the 3500 Machinery Protection System. This module identifies and tracks pressure pulsations that indicate combustion instability, stall, or surge in high-speed rotating equipment. We provide this component as 100% brand new and original, ensuring your critical gas turbines and compressors operate within safe mechanical limits.
Part Number Breakdown: 176449-05
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176449: Designates the core 3500/64 Dynamic Pressure Monitor hardware.
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-05: Indicates the specific version/revision optimized for high-resolution signal processing and system firmware compatibility within the 3500 rack architecture.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Model | 3500/64 Dynamic Pressure Monitor |
| Part Number | 176449-05 |
| Input Channels | 4 Dynamic Pressure Channels |
| Transducer Compatibility | Dynamic Pressure Transducers |
| Frequency Response | Supports wide-band dynamic signal acquisition |
| Output Type | Buffered Transducer Outputs / Relay Drives |
| Mounting | Standard 3500 System Rack Slot |
| Operating Temperature | –20°C to +65°C |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 241.3 mm × 24.4 mm × 241.8 mm |
| Weight | 0.82 kg |
Engineering Advantages
Advanced Combustion Protection
The 176449-05 processes high-frequency pressure data to detect combustion instability in gas turbines. By identifying discrete frequency components associated with "humming" or "rumbling," the module alerts operators before pressure oscillations cause structural damage to the combustion liner or downstream blades.
Real-Time Surge and Stall Mitigation
This module excels at identifying aerodynamic instability in axial and centrifugal compressors. It monitors pressure fluctuations at the discharge or across stages to detect the onset of surge. This real-time detection allows the control system to open bleed valves or adjust vanes immediately, preventing catastrophic mechanical failure.
High-Fidelity Buffered Outputs
Each channel features a dedicated buffered output on the front panel. This design allows diagnostic engineers to connect external analyzers without disrupting the module’s protective functions. These outputs maintain signal integrity over long distances, facilitating detailed spectral analysis and machinery troubleshooting.
Seamless Rack Integration
The 3500/64 module occupies a single slot in the 3500 rack and draws power directly from the system backplane. It communicates status and alarm data to the 3500/22M Rack Interface Module, allowing for centralized data management through System 1* software.
FAQs
What specific sensors does the 176449-05 support?
This module primarily interfaces with dynamic pressure transducers that utilize charge-mode or IEPE-type (Internal Electronic Piezoelectric) signals. It converts these raw pressure oscillations into engineering units (psi or bar) for alarm and trending purposes.
Can this module trigger a machine trip?
Yes. The 176449-05 works in conjunction with 3500/32M or 3500/33 relay modules. You can program the system to trigger a machine shutdown if pressure pulsations exceed the "Danger" setpoint, ensuring proactive machinery protection.
Is the 176449-05 compatible with older 3500 racks?
The 176449-05 fits standard 3500 racks; however, you must ensure your 3500/22M Rack Interface Module and Configuration Software support the 3500/64 series firmware. Upgrading the rack firmware may be necessary to unlock all high-resolution monitoring features.
How does this module handle environmental noise?
The module incorporates advanced filtering and digital signal processing (DSP) to isolate valid pressure pulsations from background electronic noise. This prevents nuisance alarms and ensures the relay logic only reacts to actual mechanical instability.