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Products

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Sound & vibration analyzers

Vibration & electrical parameter analyzers

Testing stations

Energy saving equipment

Industrial automation

Applications

Spectrum analysis

Low resonance speed balancing

Balancing using the influence coefficients method

Steam turbine diagnosis

Blade testing

Turbo engine testing

Circularity analysis

Bearing diagnosis

Gear diagnosis

Electrical parameters analysis

Flicker measurement

VPA 124. Complex vibration & electrical parameter analyzer

Application: testing and diagnosis of hydro plants and turbo plants

Features two AC or DC power analyzers.

Measures interdependently the output and excitation parameters of electric generators.

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VPA 232. Wireless vibration and electrical parameter analyzer

Application: testing, diagnosis and monitoring of electric machines and equipment

The signal conditioner may be installed away from the analysis system so that to minimize the need for cables and ensure maximum safety and comfort.

The connection can be wireless or through a network cable.

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VPA 233. Vibration and electrical parameter analyzer

Application: testing, diagnosis and monitoring of electric machines and equipment

Features functions for the correction of the amplitude and phase characteristics of external transformers.

May be used to modernize classic stations.

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VPA 316. Vibration, electrical parameter and displacement analyzer

Application: testing and diagnosis of turbo plants.

Offers the possibility to analyze 8 vibrations with speed and other important parameters in the monitoring and diagnosis of turbines.

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VPA 322. Electrical & process parameter analyzer

Application: monitoring, testing and diagnosis of hydro plants and complex installations

Ensures the simultaneous analysis of electrical parameters, process parameters and vibrations.

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ROTORVIEW. Equipment for monitoring and diagnosing rotors

Application: monitoring and diagnosis of electric generator rotors

The high-speed acquisition data collected from the running rotor is sent wireless to a measuring and analysis system.

In case of generators that have the exciting rotor and generator on the same axle, this is the only way to measure the rotor current.

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