КСА-15

KSA-15 Axial Shift Unit

The axial shift unit is used for measuring the axial shift of the controlled object’s rotor, displaying its value on the dial test indicator​​, emergency or warning alarm in case the gap thresholds are exceeded, channel failure alarm, when the power voltage goes beyond the setpoints.​​

The axial shift unit is a part of the KSA-15 control and alarm system for measuring the vibration of rotor machines and mechanisms in industrial conditions in various industries.

 

Elements

· Normalizer

· Amplifier

· Control unit

· Voltage stabilizer.

Functions

· Displaying the axial shift values on the dial test indicator​​​​

· Providing the output voltage proportional to the value of the axial shift, with the sensitivity of 5 V/mm

· Providing the output voltage proportional to the value of the axial shift, with the sensitivity of 5 V on the final value of the working part of the scale in millimeters

· Alarm signaling in case the measured axial shift values are beyond the threshold

· Channel failure alarm signaling in case the gauge voltage is beyond the setpoints

· Alarm signaling is provided by indicating lights and switching relay outputs

· Operating mode - continuous, round-the-clock.

Brief specifications

Parameter

Value

Notes

1.      

Axial shift measurement range, mm

from minus 1 to plus 1

from minus 0.6 to plus 0.6

When the initial gap between the inductor end and the control object is equal to (1.35 ± 0.15) mm

2.      

Operating frequency range, Hz

from 0.1 to 2,000

 

3.      

Output voltage Н, V, min

5

at the load of 10 kiloohm and the axial shift of 1mm

4.      

Active load switching parameters for the automation relay

 

 

AC voltage, V

220±10%

 

Current, A, max

0.1

 

5.      

Power

DC ±24V, DC±15V

 

6.      

Dimensions (length, width, height), mm

465´160´120

 

7.      

Weight, kg, max

2.2

 

Operating conditions

Temperature from + 5 °С to + 40 °С.

Relative humidity 80% (at the temperature of +25°С).

Average service life is at least 10 years.