Instruction Manual Vibration Velocity

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kManfred Weber

Metra Mess- und Frequenztechnik in Radebeul


D-01445 Radebeul Meissner Str. 58 Internet: www.MMF.de
Phone +49-351-836 2191 Fax +49-351-836 2940 Email: Info@MMF.de

Instruction Manual
Vibration Velocity Sensor / Transmitter KSI 80VC / KSI 82VB
1.Purpose
The vibration velocity transducers KSI 80VC / KSI 82VB are intended for continuous monitoring of
rotating machinery for trending or shutdown based on standard ISO 10816. The rugged, double shielded
and electrically insulated design allows applications under harsh environmental conditions. The sensors
provide a filtered and rectified output signal which is compatible with 4-20 mA current loop standard.
Hence it can be directly connected to standard equipment such as PLCs, panel meters or current relays.
Additional equipment for sensor supply and signal conditioning is not necessary.
The frequency ranges are 1.5 to 1000 Hz with model KSI 80VC and 10 to 1000 Hz with model
KSI 82VB.
Both types are available in two versions each with 20 mm/s nominal range (models KSI 80VC-20 /
KSI 82VB-20) and with 40 mm/s nominal range (models KSI 80VC-40 / KSI 82VB-40).
The sensors require no calibration.
2.Function
In spite of their small dimensions models KSI 80VC and KSI 82VB feature a complex signal conditioning
circuit. The main components are shown in Figure 1.
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H P 1 ,5/10H z T P 1 kH z In te g ra t. RMS 4 -20 m A 3 US


P ie z o
4 RL V
K S I8 x V B

Figure 1: Block diagram and external connections


The sensing element is a precise piezoceramic ring-shear system. It measures vibration acceleration. The
acceleration signal is amplified followed by an integrator for vibration velocity. The signal is high pass
filtered at 1.5 Hz (KSI 80VC) or 10 Hz (KSI 82VB) and low pass filtered at 1000 Hz with 2 pole filters.
The frequency band of model KSI 82VB from 10 to 1000 Hz is usually sufficient for vibrations caused by
unbalance. It is also recommended in standard ISO 10816-1. In some applications with slow running
machinery it may be necessary to measure from 1.5 to 1000 Hz with model KSI 82VB.
A true RMS rectifier and a 4-20 mA current loop converter make the signal ready for long distance
transmission.
With the KSI 80VC / KSI 82VB no separate power supply is required. The sensor is loop powered.
3.Mounting and Connection
Mounting
An important condition for accurate vibration measurement is the selection of suitable measuring points on
the structure. For this purpose it can be helpful to consult a specialist with experience in machine
monitoring.
In general, it is advisable to measure vibration as near as possible to its source. This will minimize
distortion of the measured signal by transmitting mechanical components. Suitable measuring points are
rigid components, for instance the housing of bearings or gearboxes. Not recommended for vibration
measurement are lightweight, flexible and soft components.
The standard ISO 10816-1 gives some recommendations for suitable measuring points.
The KSI 80VC / KSI 82VB can be mounted using an M8 stud bolt which is screwed into the
tapped hole of the sensor base. The sensor can also be mounted by a magnetic base Model

KSI 80V
KSI 82V
208 (M8) or Model 008 (M5) with the adapter Model 044.
A perfect vibration transmission from the measuring object to the sensor is crucial for precise
results. Rough, scratched or too small measuring points may cause errors. Cast or varnish
surfaces are unsuited.
It is recommended to prepare the measuring point by epoxy cementing a polished steel plate M8
Model 229 with M8 stud. A thin layer of silicon grease will also improve vibration
transmission.

Epoxy
Connection
Please read the following carefully. Connection failures may cause malfunction or even
! damage to the sensor.
Models KSI 80VC / KSI 82VB are connected via a waterproof four pin M12 connector model Binder 713.
The following optional connection accessories are available from Metra:
 Model 080G/W: Straight (G) or angled (W) plug of Binder 713 series with screw terminals for simple
connection to existing cables, protection grade IP67
 Model 084G/W: 5 m shielded cable with 4 wires, with straight (G) or angled (W) plug Binder 713 and
pigtail ends; protection grade IP67
The pin assignment is as follows:
View at socket Pin Assignment
1: No connection
4 3 2: + current loop
1 2 3: - current loop
4: case

If the test object has no connection to earth potential, connect pin 4 to earth or another
! reference potential to ensure proper shielding.
Make sure that the cable is not routed alongside AC power lines. It must cross AC power lines at right
angles. The cable should also be routed away from potential sources of EMI, e.g. motors, frequency
converters, generators, transformers or radio transmitters.
The sensor cable should be anchored to reduce stress at the connector. When securing the cable, leave
enough slack to allow free movement of the sensor.
The sensor output is connected via pin 2 and 3. Any two conductor cable can be used. At long distances
and high EMI, however, it is recommended to use shielded two conductor cables. The cable shield should
be tied to earth potential only at one side to avoid ground loops.
The 4-20 mA loop is powered from a filtered DC voltage source US as shown in Figure 1. The load resistor
RL is in series with the sensor. The load resistor R L and the voltage source US are often part of the read-out
or processing equipment. The KSI 80VC / KSI 82VB requires for normal operation a minimum voltage
drop of 12 VDC across its terminals. Figure 2 shows the permissible limits for the load resistor R L against
the loop supply voltage US.



500
Rmax(25mA)
400

300
Rmin(85°C)

200

100 Rmin(25°C)

0
12 15 18 21 24 27 30
Us / V

Figure 2: Permissible range for the load resistor against loop supply voltage
Please make sure that the loop supply voltage US is free of ripple. To suppress interference, it
! is recommended to connect the negative terminal of the voltage source to earth potential.
A commercially available DC/DC converter (24 V : 24 V) may be used to regenerate a noisy 24 V supply.
The 4-20 mA output is protected against reverse wiring.
4.What to Do if the Sensor Does Not Work
Problem: The output is above 4 mA although the sensor is not exposed to vibration or the output is wrong.
 Check the quality of your loop supply. If there is AC ripple, use a separate 24 VDC supply or
regenerate the supply voltage by a DC/DC converter.
 In case of strong AC components at machine ground, particularly in the presence of frequency
converters, interference within the sensor circuit may occur. This problem can be solved by isolated
mounting using the isolating flange Model 206.
 Check the voltage drop at the loop terminals of the sensor. If it is less than 12 VDC, the sensor circuit
may oscillate or the output may be clipped. If applicable, increase the loop supply voltage or lower the
load resistance.
If the problem should persist in spite of these measures, please contact the manufacturer.

5.Optionally Available Accessories


080G/W: Plug Binder 713 straight (G) or angled (W) with screw terminals
084G/W: 5 m cable with plug Binder 713 straight (G) or angled (W) and pigtail ends
043: Stud bolt M8 x 16
229: Adhesive mounting pad M8
208: Magnetic base with M8 stud
M12DIS: LCD module for vibration velocity display, 4-20 mA input, with backlight
6.Technical Data
KSI 80VC-20 KSI 80VC-40 KSI 82VB-20 KSI 82VB-40
Output: RMS of vibration velocity, 4-20 mA
Measuring range (vMIN .. vMAX): 0.2 .. 25 mm/s 0.4 .. 50 mm/s 0.2 .. 25 mm/s 0.4 .. 50 mm/s
Nominal value at 20 mA: 20 mm/s 40 mm/s 20 mm/s 40 mm/s
Sensitivity: 0,8 mA/mms -1 0,4 mA/mms-1 0,8 mA/mms-1 0,4 mA/mms-1
Frequency range (-3 dB): 1.5 .. 1000 Hz 10 .. 1000 Hz
Frequency range (-10 %): 3 .. 650 Hz 20 .. 650 Hz
Non-linearity (vMIN .. vMAX, 25 °C): ±3%
Residual noise: ± 0.01 mm/s ± 0.005 mm/s
Output ripple: f > 5 Hz <1%
f = 3 Hz 2%
f = 1,5 Hz 6%
Settling time to 1 % tolerance: 10 s 2s
Destruction shock limit: ± 4000 g
Transverse sensitivity: <5%
Loop supply voltage: 12 .. 30 V
Maximum linear output current: 25 mA
Maximum output current at overload: < 35 mA
Operating temperature range: - 40 .. 85 °C
Temperature coefficient of sensitivity: ± 0.05 %/K
Temperature drift of zero point: + 0.9 µms-1/K
Protection grade: IP67
Case material: Stainless steel
Weight without cable: 66 g
Mounting: M8 tapped hole in base

Warranty Declaration of Conformity


Metra warrants for a period of
24 months According to EMC Directive 2014/30/EC
That its products will free from defects in material and Product: Vibration Velocity Transmitters
workmanship and shall conform to the specifications Type: KSI80VC / KSI82VB
current at the time of shipment. The warranty period It is hereby certified that the above mentioned
starts with the date of invoice. product complies with the demands pursuant to
The invoice must be presented as proof of purchase. the following standards:
The warranty period ends after 24 months.
DIN EN 61326-1: 2013
Repairs do not extend the warranty period. DIN EN 61010-1: 2011
The limited warranty only covers defects which arise DIN 45669-1: 2010
as a result of normal use according to the instruction
The producer is responsible for this declaration
manual.
Metra Mess- und Frequenztechnik
Metra's obligations under this warranty do not apply in
in Radebeul e.K.
cases of improper or inadequate maintenance or
Meißner Str. 58, D-01445 Radebeul
modification and operation outside the product's
declared by
specifications
Shipment to Metra will be paid by the customer.
The repaired or replaced product will be sent back to
the customer at Metra's expense. Michael Weber
Radebeul, 3rd March 2016
May/16

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