FE-SENSOR
Application areas
The FE Sensor is a device which is screwed in the oil line directly for monitoring the iron abrasion and the erosion in lube- and hydraulic oil- systems. Smallest particles affect on slide faces, damage them and thereby produce further particles a so called metal-metal-contact during the cold starting. The particle contamination causes an intense wear in gear boxes. While accessing on the approved principle of magnetic screw, the FE Sensor is concentrating on ferromagnetic particles.
The FE Sensor is a device which is screwed in the oil line directly for monitoring the iron abrasion and the erosion in lube- and hydraulic oil- systems. Smallest particles affect on slide faces, damage them and thereby produce further particles a so called metal-metal-contact during the cold starting. The particle contamination causes an intense wear in gear boxes. While accessing on the approved principle of magnetic screw, the FE Sensor is concentrating on ferromagnetic particles.
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Technical Features:
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Measuring principle and Performance features
The FE Sensor is immune to disturbances like vibrations and has a high sensitivity. The condition evaluation is done automatically; there is no manual inspection or sample taking necessary. An automatic purging process makes a low maintenance operating possible. The measuring signal is proportional to the amount of the settled particles.
Through the adjustment to the approved magnet screw principle the sensor is small and compact. To avoid breakdowns and to bring down operational costs, the wear monitoring could be an essential tool.
The FE Sensor is immune to disturbances like vibrations and has a high sensitivity. The condition evaluation is done automatically; there is no manual inspection or sample taking necessary. An automatic purging process makes a low maintenance operating possible. The measuring signal is proportional to the amount of the settled particles.
Through the adjustment to the approved magnet screw principle the sensor is small and compact. To avoid breakdowns and to bring down operational costs, the wear monitoring could be an essential tool.