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5200 Trivector Analyzer

Product Data Sheet


L-5200-0504
May 2004
n Provides excellent
coverage of the three
critical areas of
industrial oil analysis:
- Oil chemistry
- System contamination
- Machine wear
n Innovations permit more
accurate results and
easier diagnosis
n Incorporates patent
pending method of
preparing Wear Debris
Analysis filter patches
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The 5200 Trivector Analyzer is a
multi-functional analyzer that is
uniquely able to detect most
lubricant related problems in
gears, pumps, compressors,
turbines, engines, hydraulics, and
process machinery.
The Trivector Analyzer measures
chemistry changes by comparing
the dielectric of new and used oil
samples. It improves on
Emersons patented method of
ferrous/non-ferrous separation
through increased sensitivity to
small particles. The 5200 adds
laser particle counting with a
patent pending method of
delivering sample fluid that
decreases the chances of
missing larger particles as they
settle. Wear debris analysis is
made faster and easier with the
ability to isolate ferrous, non-
ferrous, large and small particles
onto separate filter patches
The Trivector Analyzers multiple
testing functions are controlled by
buttons and a valve on the face of
the instrument and software
loaded onto a desktop PC. The
user is prompted by color coded
LEDs and onscreen instructions
each step of the way through the
test sequence. This effectively
eliminates any possibility of
skipping a step. The test
sequence takes about eight
minutes. At the end of each test,
the fluid is neatly pulled into a
waste container by a vacuum
pump and the computer records
the data.
Product Data Sheet
May 2004
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5200 Trivector Analyzer
Technical Specifications*
Physical Dimensions
Depth: 14.25 in. (36.2 cm)
Height: 17.87 in. (45.4 cm)
Width: 17.25 in. (43.8 cm)
Weight: 27.7 lbs. (12.5 kg)
Power Supply
n 100-240 VAC, 6 A, 47-63 Hz
input.
n 15V DC, 7.5 A output
Interface
n IBM PC compatible software
controls the instrument and
records data during testing
n Buttons located on the front
panel of the 5200 and
simulated in the software
control testing
n 9-pin sub-D cable to IBM PC-
compatible computers via RS-
232C interface (cable
provided with unit)
n Special 15 pin sub-D port for
Digital Viscometer
n One 9 pin sub-D for Ferrous
Wear Monitor
n One 9 pin sub-D interface to
electronic balance
n 9600 baud communication
n Multiple front panel LED's
indicate test status
n One port for output to waste
container
Solvent
A suitable solvent must be
obtained for dilution and cleaning
purposes. Extra pure lamp oil
(basically clean low-odor
kerosene) is inexpensive, widely
available, and works well for most
samples. Heptane or hexane is
recommended for use when
making filter patches, but mineral
spirits may also be used.
Isopropyl alcohol may be added to
any of these to help deal with
water contamination for test '3'
and for making filter patches
Outputs
Trivector plot summarizes wear,
chemistry and contamination
alarm status both in the software
and on the face of the instrument
with colored LED's
Chemistry:
n Chemistry Index - Lube
degradation
n Dielectric - Absolute
measurement of dielectric
Contamination:
n Contamination index - Water
and gross particle
contamination
n Large non-ferrous indications
- Non-ferrous particles >> 60
microns
n Droplet indications - Free
water droplets or other
corrosive fluid droplets
Estimated water content:
n Percent total water content of
the sample
Particle Count:
n ISO 4406 and NAS 1638
Cleanliness Codes
n Number of particles >2 m,
>5 m, >10 m, > 15 m, > 25
m, > 50 m, >75 m, and
> 100 m
Machine Wear:
n Ferrous Index - Ferrous
particles > 5 microns
n Large ferrous indication -
Ferrous particles
>> 60 microns
Wear Debris Analysis Filter
Patches:
n Large Ferrous Particles
n Small Ferrous Particles
n Large Non-ferrous Particles
n Small Non-ferrous Particles
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Hardware Conditions
n Storage: 32-120 F (0-50 C),
n Operation: 59-86 F (15-30 C),
temperature constant within
5 F (3 C)
n Sample Prep and Test Time:
about 8 minutes
n Sample Volume: about 50 ml
is required (1/2 of a standard
4 oz. bottle)
n Lube types: all industrial
lubricants
n Cleaning: flush using
kerosene or lamp oil
n Calibration: Calibration of
test 1 and 2 must be verified
weekly with CSI supplied
calibration fluids
Standard Accessories
n Electronic scale with RS232
interface for measuring
dilution ratio
n Pump for drawing samples
from unpressurized systems
n Polyethylene wash bottle for
dispensing kerosene or other
solvent
n 1000 ml glass beaker for
dilutions
n Hand held magnetic retriever
with sleeve for separating
ferrous/non-ferrous particles
n Forceps for holding filter
patch
n Waste container system
n Consumables (starter kit)
n Vacuum Pump (A5051VP-DM
or A5051VP-IN)
Required Accessories
n OilView Minilab Module
(A475100) or OilView Lite
(A475104)
Recommended Accessories
n 52DV Digital Viscometer
n Digital Viscometer calibration
fluids
n 52LM Lab Microscope
n 51CV Wear Debris Image
Capture Kit
n Wear Debris Analysis Module
software
n 51FW Ferrous Wear Monitor
n OilView LIMS (Lab Information
Management Software)On-site
n Tribology Program Startup
Service
*Specifications subject to change.
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