BENTLY 3500/32

  • Online Resources: Industrial automation forums or websites might have discussions or references to the 3500/32 module. However, exercise caution regarding the accuracy of information from non-official sources.

Additional Notes:

  • The Bently Nevada 3500 system software might be necessary for configuring the 3500/32 module’s relay outputs and voting logic. Refer to the user manuals for details on the software functionalities.
  • For proper installation, configuration, and operation of the 3500/32 module within your specific system, consider consulting a qualified professional familiar with Bently Nevada systems. They can ensure the module is programmed correctly to execute the desired control and protection logic for your machinery.

By using the resources mentioned above, you’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of the BENTLY 3500/32’s role in providing control and protection functionalities within the Bently Nevada 3500 machinery protection system.

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Description

The BENTLY 3500/32 is a 4-channel relay module designed for use within the Bently Nevada 3500 machinery protection system in industrial applications. Here’s a breakdown of its functionalities and characteristics based on publicly available resources:

Function:

  • Provides four independent relay outputs that can be programmed for various control and protection functions within a Bently Nevada 3500 system.

Applications:

  • Machine protection:
    • Activating external shutdown systems based on pre-defined alarm conditions from the 3500 monitor modules (e.g., high vibration, excessive temperature).
    • Isolating faulted sections of machinery to minimize damage.
  • Control:
    • Triggering auxiliary equipment based on specific events (e.g., starting a lubrication pump when the machine reaches operating speed).
    • Implementing control sequences for automated processes.

Key Characteristics:

  • Four configurable relay outputs: Each relay can be set to operate (energize) or de-energize upon activation based on user configuration.
  • Voting logic capability: The relay outputs can be programmed to perform voting logic, meaning activation requires a signal from a specific number of input channels (e.g., two out of three channels in alarm state). This helps prevent spurious trips due to single-point failures.
  • Full-height module: Occupies one full vertical slot within a Bently Nevada 3500 rack.
  • Rugged construction: Built to withstand harsh industrial environments (dust, moisture, etc.).

Finding Detailed Specifications and User Manuals:

  • Bently Nevada Website: Search for “Bently Nevada 3500/32” under “Product Literature” or “Downloads” sections on the Bently Nevada website  available, try searching for “Bently Nevada 3500 Relay Module” or the general “3500 system manuals”. These will provide details on:

    • Relay functionalities and configuration options.
    • Wiring diagrams for connecting the module to external devices.
    • Compatibility with other Bently Nevada 3500 system modules.
  • Online Resources: Industrial automation forums or websites might have discussions or references to the 3500/32 module. However, exercise caution regarding the accuracy of information from non-official sources.

Additional Notes:

  • The Bently Nevada 3500 system software might be necessary for configuring the 3500/32 module’s relay outputs and voting logic. Refer to the user manuals for details on the software functionalities.
  • For proper installation, configuration, and operation of the 3500/32 module within your specific system, consider consulting a qualified professional familiar with Bently Nevada systems. They can ensure the module is programmed correctly to execute the desired control and protection logic for your machinery.

By using the resources mentioned above, you’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of the BENTLY 3500/32’s role in providing control and protection functionalities within the Bently Nevada 3500 machinery protection system.