Allen-Bradley 1444-TSCX02-02RB User Manual page 341

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Table 90 - Channel Application Type (continued)
Index
Description
83
Aeroderivative (AV to D)
84
Standard Case Absolute Vibration (A to A)
85
Standard Case Absolute Vibration (A to V)
86
Standard Case Absolute Vibration (A to D)
87
Standard Case Absolute Vibration (AV to V)
88
Standard Case Absolute Vibration (AV to D)
89
Standard Case Absolute Vibration (V to V)
90
Standard Case Absolute Vibration (V to D)
92
Dynamic Pressure (with filters)
93
Dynamic Pressure
95
AC Current
96
AC Voltage
160
20 kHz Case Absolute Vibration (A to A)
161
20 kHz Case Absolute Vibration (A to V)
193
Complementary Differential Expansion A
194
Complementary Differential Expansion B
195
Ramp Differential Expansion A
196
Ramp Differential Expansion B
198
Shaft Relative (Absolute Shaft)
225
40 kHz Case Absolute Vibration (A to A)
226
40 kHz Case Absolute Vibration (A to V)
227
gSE (Spike Energy)
*These notes correspond to the footnote numbers in
1. Static/DC measurement types do not have AC (overall) measurement
capabilities. In addition, no alternate path processing is available but
Normal/Advanced CM data acquisition capabilities are available from
main path sources.
2. Eccentricity uses a peak per revolution AC measurement assessment (see
AC Measurement Object). Otherwise eccentricity falls within the
'general' dynamic category regarding capabilities, note 4.
3. Aeroderivative applications types are based on specific processing
requirements.
Generally two channels are deployed per turbine, one with a sensor
positioned at the gas generator (compressor) frame, the other on the
Power turbine frame. The expected input signal is velocity (AV) and
type 83 integrates this signal to displacement, whereas type 80 does not.
The tacho signals are expected to be representative of gas generator and
power turbine shaft speeds. Run a tracking filter from each tacho to
Rockwell Automation Publication 1444-UM001D-EN-P - June 2018
Primary Path Filtering
Integration
LP-HP (60 dB)
Yes
LP-HP (24 dB)
-
LP-HP (24 dB)
Yes
LP-HP (24 dB)
Yes
LP-HP (24 dB)
-
LP-HP (24 dB)
Yes
LP-HP (24 dB)
-
LP-HP (24 dB)
Yes
LP-HP (24 dB)
-
OFF
-
LP-HP (24 dB)
-
LP-HP (24 dB)
-
LP-HP (24 dB)
-
LP-HP (24 dB)
Yes
OFF
-
OFF
-
OFF
-
OFF
-
LP-HP (24 dB)
-
LP-HP (24 dB)
-
LP-HP (24 dB)
Yes
Special HP-LP
-
CIP Objects
Appendix A
Footnotes*
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
4
4
6
6
1
1
1
1
4
7
7
8
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