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    The document provides information about an acceleration sensor called the AS-022. It details its technical specifications including sensitivity, frequency response, temperature range, and electrical connections. It also provides instructions for mounting the sensor and connecting its cable.

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    AS - 022 DATA SHEET

    Acceleration Sensor

    AS - 022
    1 Application
    The acceleration sensor AS-022 is used for measurement of vibration acceleration.

    Fig. 1

    Acceleration Sensor AS - 022

    Measuring Principle
    Acceleration sensors operate in accordance with the piezoelectric compression principle. Inside the sensor, a spring/mass damping system is formed by a piezoceramic disk and an internal sensor mass. When introducing vibrations into this system, the mass exerts an alternating force on the ceramic disk and due to the piezoelectric effect electric charges are caused which are proportional to acceleration. An integrated charge amplifier increases the output signal to a usable signal level.

    AS022E Schenck VIBRO GmbH, D-64273 Darmstadt, 17.09.98

    AS - 022 DATA SHEET

    Technical Data
    Type Sensitivity Piezoelectric acceleration sensor with integrated charge amplifier 100 mV/g 2 10.2 mV/m/s 5% 5%

    Fig. 2

    Typical frequency response of sensitivity

    Overload capacity

    continuous 500 g shock 5000 g (all directions) Fall from 1.5 m on concrete without damage <1% - 22 C ( - 7.6 F) + 22 C ( 71.6 F) + 65 C (149 F) + 120 C (248 F) - 3 % 0 % + 2,5 % + 5,5 %

    Dependence of sensitivity on operating voltage Sensitivity deviation due to temperature

    Operating temperature range Storage temperature range Measuring range

    - 50 C (-58 F) ... + 125 C (257 F) - 50 C (-58 F) ... + 150 C (302 F) 80 g (UB = -24 V...-30 V) 40 g (UB = -20 V) 20 g (UB = -18 V)

    AS022E Schenck VIBRO GmbH, D-64273 Darmstadt, 17.09.98

    AS - 022 DATA SHEET

    Linearity error Transverse sensitivity (80 Hz) Frequency range Resonance frequency Noise Voltage supply UB Output impedance Open-circuit potential (- 50 C ... + 125 C) (- 58 F ... + 257 F) Temperature sensitivity Strain sensitivity Magnetic field sensitivity Insulation resistance (Housing supply voltage 0 V) Dielectric strength of insulation Interference voltage suppression between housing and 0 V (frequency-dependent)

    0,1 % 7% 4 ... 10 000 Hz ( 0,5 dB) 1,5 ... 15 000 Hz ( 3 dB) 35 kHz 3 kHz 0,6 mVss 0,2 mVss

    0,1Hz-100 kHz 0,1Hz- 1 kHz 5 -12 V 2V

    -24 V (-18 V...-30 V)

    < 0,01 g/K < 0,0003 g/ ( m/m ) < 0,003 g/mT 20 M 500 VRMS

    < 0,5 kHz 140 dB 1 kHz 120 dB 10 kHz 100 dB 36 kHz 0 CL 470 nF Stainless steel, hermetically sealed, rugged industrial design IP 66 70 g (2.47 oz) Central fixing by means of stud M8 x 14; max. tightening torque 4.5 Nm M8 / 1/4" 28 UNF; max. tightening torque 3.5 Nm EN 50082-2: 1995 item 1.1, 1.2, 1.4, 2.1, 2.2 EN 50081-2: 1994 item 1.1, 1.2 < -30 dB

    Supply voltage feedthrough Stability with capacitive load Housing Protective system Weight Fixing

    EMC

    AS022E Schenck VIBRO GmbH, D-64273 Darmstadt, 17.09.98

    AS - 022 DATA SHEET

    Connection
    Shielded PVDF cable Cable ends: open Length = 5.3 m Bending radius 30 mm

    Core colours
    -UB Signal 0V Shield red yellow white yellow/black

    Admissible length of signal cables


    l = 470 CK x f admissible length of signal cable cable capacity [m] [ nF/m

    l = CK = ] f = 470 =

    max. effective transmission frequency [ kHz ] (for f < 1 kHz, f is to be set to 1 kHz) product of frequency and max. capacitive load

    If the cable length to be bridged exceeds the calculated value, a line driver is to be provided at a suitable location.

    AS022E Schenck VIBRO GmbH, D-64273 Darmstadt, 17.09.98

    AS - 022 DATA SHEET

    4
    4.1

    Mounting
    Coupling
    General rule:
    The weight of the acceleration sensor should be lower at least by the factor ten than the weight relevant for vibration measurement of the measuring object onto which it is mounted.

    Reason
    The acceleration sensor is an additional mass which applies a load on the measuring object and changes the vibrational behaviour of the latter.

    4.2

    Mounting of acceleration sensor


    Note:
    The acceleration sensor requires a friction-locked, contact resonancefree and rigid mounting to the measuring object, in particular for measurements at high frequencies.

    AS-022 is to be mounted with the stud supplied.

    Selectable:

    Stud M8 x 14 Stud M8 / 1/4 28 UNF

    The sensor can be mounted in any position.

    AS022E Schenck VIBRO GmbH, D-64273 Darmstadt, 17.09.98

    AS - 022 DATA SHEET

    Fig. 3

    Mounting

    The mounting surface in the area of AS-022 must be plane and machined. Provide mounting surface with threaded hole M8 or 14", 12 mm deep. Apply a thin film of silicone grease on the mounting surface to prevent contact resonance. Screw stud into the mounting surface in accordance with fig. 3 and secure same (e.g. with LOCTITE) Max. reach of screw 5 mm for acceleration sensors to be adhered to. Screw AS-022 onto the stud. Observe max. tightening torque in accordance with stud.

    AS022E Schenck VIBRO GmbH, D-64273 Darmstadt, 17.09.98

    AS - 022 DATA SHEET

    Electrical Connection
    Installation of connecting cable

    Use metal conduit or protective tubes to protect the cable from mechanical damages as well as to safeguard the increase of EMC. Connecting cable not to be installed in parallel to energy lines. If this is not possible, the minimum distance should be 1 m.

    If the connecting cable is to be extended



    Use shielded signal cables only. Protect connecting points with a suitable junction box (e.g. AC-121).

    Linking the connecting cable with the monitoring system

    Assign terminals or sockets in accordance with the operating instructions for the monitoring system.

    AS022E Schenck VIBRO GmbH, D-64273 Darmstadt, 17.09.98

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