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0901d196804926fe 11604 - 17 EN - Vibration Sensor Catalog - TCM - 12 267858
0901d196804926fe 11604 - 17 EN - Vibration Sensor Catalog - TCM - 12 267858
Vibration sensors, sensor selection, installation and mounting, cables and connectors, mounting accessories
Contents
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Vibration sensor selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pulp and Paper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
General purpose, food and beverage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Oil and gas, refining, petrochemicals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Power generation (fossil fuel, nuclear, hydro) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Power generation (wind turbines) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Metals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mining, mineral processing and cement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Industrial accelerometers for widespread applications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Accelerometers with extended temperature range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Combination vibration and temperature sensors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hazardous area approved sensors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Special purpose sensors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Low-frequency accelerometers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Vibration sensor installation and mounting requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Vibration sensor cables and accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mounting hardware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Introduction
The measurement of vibration is the most Displacement Accelerometers
common method of assessing the mechanical
status of machinery for condition monitoring sensors The acceleration sensor is versatile, reliable
purposes. and the most popular vibration sensor for
Although advances have been made in the Eddy current probes are non-contact machinery monitoring. For a given mechani-
field of vibration monitoring and analysis sensors primarily used to measure displace- cal acceleration level, piezoelectric acceler-
equipment, the selection of sensors and the ment that reflects shaft radial vibration, ometers have a constant signal over a wide
way they are installed on a machine remain shaft/rotor position and clearance and rota- frequency range, typically up to kHz, and
critical factors in determining the success of tional speed. Also referred to as “proximity are very useful for all types of vibration
any condition monitoring program. Invest- probes” or “displacement probes”, eddy measurements. Acceleration integrated to
ments made for installing superior sensors current probes are typically applied on velocity can be used for low frequency
are a prudent investment since the informa- machines utilizing sleeve/journal bearings. measurements. Acceleration signals in the
tion provided about the machine of interest They have excellent frequency response with high frequency range added with various
is accurate and reliable. Poor quality sensors no lower frequency limit and can also be signal processing techniques like Accelera-
and inadequate installation can easily give used to provide a trigger input for phase- tion Enveloping (gE) are very useful for
misleading data or, in some cases, cause a related measurements. Eddy current probe bearing and gear measurements.
critical machine condition to be completely systems are the best solution for shaft posi- The basic acceleration sensor has a good
overlooked. tion measurements in sleeve bearing equip- signal to noise ratio over a wide dynamic
SKF has developed a range of industrial ment. The selection and specifications of range. They are useful for measuring low to
vibration sensors that incorporates over SKF’s range of eddy current probes is very high frequencies and are available in a
three decades of practical experience from detailed in a separate catalog. wide variety of general purpose and applica-
providing transducers such as eddy current tion specific designs.
probe displacement sensors, accelerometers When combined with vibration monitors
and velocity sensors, to machinery monitor- capable of integrating from acceleration to
ing of all classes in multiple industries. Velocity sensors velocity, accelerometers can be useful com-
ponents in a multi-parameter monitoring
Velocity sensors are used for low to medium program.
frequency measurements. They are useful
The measurements for vibration monitoring and balancing oper-
ations on rotating machinery. As compared
of vibration to accelerometers, velocity sensors have Sensor wiring,
lower sensitivity to high frequency vibra-
The three parameters representing motion tions. There are two types: mounting hardware
detected by vibration monitors are:
• Traditional, “self-generating” velocity
and accessories
• Displacement sensors or “velocity pickups”. These are of In addition to sensor selection, sensor
• Velocity a mechanical design that use an electro- mounting and wiring are important aspect of
• Acceleration magnetic (coil and magnet) system to vibration sensor installation. As with sensors
generate the velocity signal. Their advan- and monitoring equipment, using superior
These parameters can be measured by a tage is a direct measurement of velocity. installation components is a good invest-
variety of motion sensors and are mathe- Their disadvantages are that they wear ment. Time and effort to troubleshoot prob-
matically related: out over time, owing to the moving parts, lems related to poor cabling and inferior
and are sensitive to mounting orientation. mounting can easily exceed the original cost
• Velocity is the first time derivative of • Piezoelectric velocity sensors (internally of an inferior installation.
displacement integrated accelerometers). These are SKF offers a comprehensive product line
• Acceleration is the first time derivative of more common today, as they have of sensor wiring, mounting hardware and
velocity improved capabilities over self-generating accessories. These are the same compo-
types and are a more rugged and smaller nents that SKF uses in its own bearing man-
Selection of a sensor proportional to dis- size design. ufacturing plants and for customer systems
placement, velocity or acceleration depends that are installed and maintained under SKF
upon the type and design of the equipment service contracts.
that is to be monitored, the frequencies of
interest and the signal levels involved.
Vibration sensor selection
The range of vibration sensors offered is wide, as a vibration sensor • “Good” – A general purpose choice that has adequate measure-
has many different characteristics that may vary, including measure- ment and physical characteristics for condition monitoring pro-
ment related factors such as frequency response, sensitivity and grams, where data is trended for change and absolute precision is
accuracy. Physical characteristics such as temperature rating, size not so important.
and connector orientation are also considerations. • “Better” – A general purpose choice that has adequate measure-
The following is a guide to SKF’s experience in sensor use in the ment and physical characteristics for condition monitoring pro-
most common industrial sectors in which vibration monitoring is grams, but adds a specific feature such as an extended tempera-
employed. ture range or mounting orientation better suited to the application.
For each industry, the top four features required of a quality vibra- • “Best” – A premium choice that has optimum measurement and
tion sensor are stated and explained. Industrial sensor choices are physical characteristics, but also offers the longest history as
graded: evidence of reliability. These are particularly suited to critical
machinery applications where the sensor may be used in safety-
related functions such as machinery protection.
Pulp and paper
Following are the top features required of a quality vibration sensor
in the pulp and paper industry, along with the reasons why:
Good Better
General purpose monitoring Installation robustness
Best
Elevated temperatures
CMSS CMSS
General purpose, food and
beverage
Following are the top features required of a quality vibration sensor
in the food and beverage industry, along with the reasons why:
Good Better
General purpose monitoring Installation robustness
CMSS
C CMSS
F
Best
Frequency and precision
CMSS CMSS
Oil and gas, refining,
petrochemicals
Following are the top features required of a quality vibration sensor
in the oil and gas, refining and petrochemicals industries:
• ATEX/NEC certification
– Hazardous area
• Minimum Hz to kHz frequency response
– For turbines, blades and gears
• ±% sensitivity precision
– May be used for API machine trip
• High EMI/RFI shielding
– May be used for API machine trip
Good Better
Monitoring in Class I, Division areas Monitoring in Intrinsically Safe areas
Best
High precision and long experience
Power generation (fossil fuel,
nuclear, hydro)
Following are the top features required of a quality vibration sensor
in the power generation (fossil fuel, nuclear and hydro) industry:
Good Better
General purpose monitoring Elevated temperatures
Best
High precision velocity sensor
CMSS
V
Power generation (wind
turbines)
Following are the top features required of a quality vibration sensor
in the power generation (wind turbines) industry, along with the rea-
sons why:
Good Better
Integral cable, compact size, general purpose Cable with connector / easier in case of sensor
monitoring exchange need
CMSS CMSS
WIND--
Metals
Following are the top features required of a quality vibration sensor
in the metalworking industry, along with the reasons why:
Good Better
General purpose monitoring Installation robustness
Best
Elevated temperature
CMSS CMSS
Mining, mineral processing and
cement
Following are the top features required of a quality vibration sensor
in the mining, mineral processing and cement industry:
• Physically robust
– Flying debris and high vibration
• Corrosion precautions
– Dusty and corrosive environment
• Good signal-to-noise ratio
– For bearing defect detection
• Low frequency response . Hz
– For very low rotational speed
Good Better
General purpose monitoring Higher sensitivity for low amplitudes
CMPT CMPT
Best
Approved for Mining
CMPT CMPT
A AC
Industrial accelerometers for
widespread applications
• CMSS Industrial accelerometer, straight exit
• CMSS F Accelerometer with integral cable, straight exit
• CMSS / CMSS -M Industrial accelerometer, side exit
• CMSS C / CMSS C-M Economical accelerometer, straight exit
• CMSS Superior accelerometer, straight exit
• CMSS Superior accelerometer, side exit
CMSS Limited
Lifetime A
Industrial accelerometer, straight exit WARRANTY
Features
• For use with all SKF on-line systems, protection systems and the
portable data collection instruments
• Rugged, economical and all around general purpose sensor
Electrical
• mV/g sensitivity to optimize use in multiple applications
• Exceptional bias voltage (BV) stability at elevated temperatures • Power requirements:
• Designed for exceptional low noise level over a wide temperature – Voltage source: V DC nominal, to V DC
range – Constant current diode: to mA, recommended mA
• Meets CE, EMC requirements • Electrical noise:
• Two mounting studs (/- and M × .) provided – . Hz: µg/√Hz
• Corrosion resistant and hermetically sealed for installation in high • Output impedance: < Ω
humidity areas • Bias output voltage: V DC
• Reverse polarity wiring protection • Grounding: Case isolated, internally shielded
Specifications
Dimensions
Specifications conform to ISA-RP-. (-) and are typical values . mm
referenced at °C (75 °F), V DC supply, mA constant current (0.85 in) Two pin
connector
and Hz.
Dynamic
• Sensitivity: mV/g
. mm
• Sensitivity precision: ±% at °C (75 °F)
(2.08 in) M O D E L C M S S 2 1 0 0
• Acceleration range: g peak S/N S 0 0 0 0 0
/ in hex
• Amplitude linearity: ≤ %, up to full scale
• Frequency range: /-
– ±%: . to Hz mounting hole
– ±%: . to Hz
– ± dB: . to Hz . mm
• Resonance frequency, mounted, nominal: kHz (0.75 in)
• Transverse sensitivity: ≤ % of axial
• Temperature response: See graph
. mm A B
(0.87 in)
. mm
(0.96 in)
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+10 3
2
+5
1
0
0
–5 –1
–2
–10
–50 0 +50 +100 +120 –3
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+250) 0.5 1 10 100 1k 10 k
Environmental Physical
• Temperature range: – to + °C (360 to +250 °F) operating • Dimensions: See drawing
temperature • Weight: g (. oz.)
• Vibration limit: g peak • Case material: L stainless steel
• Shock limit: g peak • Mounting:
• Electromagnetic sensitivity, equivalent g, maximum: µg/gauss – Internal /- thread
• Sealing: Hermetic – M × . and /- to /- mounting studs provided
• Base strain sensitivity: . g/μstrain • Mounting torque: . Nm (24 in. lbs.)
• CE: According to the generic immunity standard for Industrial • Connections:
Environment EN - – Pin A: Signal/Power
– Acceptance criteria: The generated “false equivalent g level” – Pin B: Common
under the above test conditions should be less than mg meas- • Mating connector: CMSS -LC or CMSS -TL, two pin, IP ,
ured peak to peak locking collar or twist lock
• Recommended cable: CMSS -SY-XXM and CMSS
-DY-XXM, two conductor, twisted pair, single or double
shielded, yellow
Ordering information
CMSS F
A
Accelerometer with integral cable, straight exit
The CMSS F accelerometer is a good multi-purpose sensor
with integral cable for light to medium-duty applications in the fol-
lowing industries:
• Automation
• Food and Beverage
• Pulp and Paper
• Water and Waste Water
Features
• For use with all SKF on-line surveillance systems
• Economical, top exit design
• Rugged, corrosion resistant and hermetically sealed
• Case isolation
• Meets CE, EMC requirements
• Two mounting studs (/- and M × .) provided
• ESD protection
• Reverse wiring protection
Specifications
Dynamic
Dimensions
• Sensitivity: mV/g
• Sensitivity precision: ±% at °C (75 °F)
• Acceleration range: g peak
• Amplitude linearity: % Fluorine based
• Frequency range: polymer cable
– ±%: . to Hz
– ±%: . to Hz
– ± dB: . to Hz
. mm
• Resonance frequency, mounted, nominal: kHz (1.68 in)
• Transverse sensitivity: ≤ % of axial strain relief
• Temperature response: See graph boot
Electrical
. mm
• Power requirements: (1.50 in)
– Voltage source): to V DC minimum
– Constant current diode), ): to mA bend
diameter . mm
• Electrical noise:
Hermetically sealed (2.80 in)
– Broadband:
feed-through assembly
○ . Hz to kHz: µg . mm MODEL CMSS2100F
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
Environmental Physical
• Temperature range: – to + °C (360 to +250 °F) operating • Dimensions: See drawing
temperature • Weight: g (3.2 oz.)
• Vibration limit: g peak • Case material: L stainless steel
• Shock limit: g peak • Mounting: Internal /- thread
• Electromagnetic sensitivity, equivalent g maximum: µg/gauss • Mounting torque: . Nm (24 in. lbs.)
• Sealing: Hermetic • Connections:
• Base strain sensitivity: . g/µstrain – Power/Signal: White
• Hydrostatic pressure: psi – Common: Black
• CE: According to the generic immunity standard for Industrial – Case: Shield
Environment EN - • Integral cable: Fluorine based polymer, m (16.4 ft.) blunt cut
– Acceptance criteria: The generated “false equivalent g level”
) To minimize the possibility of signal distortion when driving long cables with
under the above test conditions should be less than mg meas-
high vibration signals, to V DC powering is recommended. The higher
ured peak to peak level constant current source should be used when driving long cables
(please consult SKF).
) A maximum current of mA is recommended for operating temperatures in
excess of °C (210 °F).
Ordering information
CMSS / CMSS -M Limited
Lifetime A
Industrial accelerometer, side exit WARRANTY
Features
• For use with all SKF on-line systems, protection systems and the
portable data collection instruments
Electrical
• Rugged, economical and all around general purpose sensor
• mV/g sensitivity to optimize use in multiple applications • Power requirements:
• Exceptional bias voltage (BV) stability at elevated temperatures – Voltage source: to V DC
• Designed for exceptional low noise level over a wide temperature – Constant current diode: to mA, recommended mA
range • Electrical noise:
• Meets CE, EMC requirements – . Hz: µg/√Hz
• Captive mounting bolts (/- and M x .) provided • Output impedance: < Ω
• Corrosion resistant and hermetically sealed for installation in high • Bias output voltage: V DC
humidity areas • Grounding: Case isolated, internally shielded
• Reverse polarity wiring protection
Dimensions
/ in socket head
Recommended connector/cable assembly captive screw
• CMSS series
. mm
(1.04 in) MODEL CMSS2200
MODEL CMSS2200-M8
Specifications . mm
(1.60 in)
S/N S0000
CMSS :
/- or M x .
Specifications conform to ISA-RP-. (-) and are typical values
mounting thread
referenced at °C (75 °F), V DC supply, mA constant current . mm . mm
and Hz. (0.25 in) (0.92 in) CMSS -M:
M ™ .
mounting thread
Dynamic
. mm
• Sensitivity: mV/g (1.00 in)
• Sensitivity precision: ±% at °C (75 °F)
• Acceleration range: g peak
/ in. hex
• Amplitude linearity: % . mm
• Frequency range: (1.44 in) . mm
– ±%: . to Hz (2.10 in)
– ± dB: . to Hz
Two pin connector
• Resonance frequency, mounted, nominal: kHz MIL-C-
• Transverse sensitivity: ≤ % of axial
• Temperature response: See graph
A B
+ –
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
Environmental Physical
• Temperature range: – to + °C (360 to +250 °F) operating • Dimensions: See drawing
temperature • Weight: g (4.8 oz.)
• Vibration limit: g peak • Case material: L stainless steel
• Shock limit: g • Mounting: /- and M x captive socket head screw
• Electromagnetic sensitivity, equivalent g, maximum: µg/gauss • Mounting torque: . Nm (24 in. lbs.)
• Sealing: Hermetic • Connections:
• Base strain sensitivity: . g/µstrain – Shell: Ground
• CE: According to the generic immunity standard for Industrial – Pin A: Power/Signal
Environment EN - – Pin B: Common
– Acceptance criteria: The generated “false equivalent g level” • Mating connector: CMSS -LC or CMSS -TL, two pin, IP ,
under the above test conditions should be less than mg meas- locking collar or twist lock
ured peak to peak • Recommended cable: CMSS -SY-XXM and CMSS
-DY-XXM, two conductor, twisted pair, single shielded, yellow
Ordering information
CMSS Limited
Lifetime A
Superior accelerometer, straight exit WARRANTY
Features
• Optimal for use with SKF on-line surveillance systems and protec-
tion systems when used with the appropriate safety barriers,
accessories and/or methods as required by the particular hazard-
ous area classification
• Rugged, corrosion resistant and hermetically sealed
• Case isolated
• Meets CE, EMC requirements
• ESD protection
• Reverse polarity wiring protection
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+10 3
2
+5
1
0 0
–5 –1
–2
–10
–50 0 +50 +100 +120 –3
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+250) 0.5 1 10 100 1k 10 k
Electrical Physical
Environmental ) To minimize the possibility of signal distortion when driving long cables
with high vibration signals, to V DC powering is recommended. The
• Temperature range: – to + °C (360 to +250 °F) higher level constant current source should be used when driving long
• Vibration limit: g peak cables (please consult SKF).
• Shock limit: g (CMSS -EE: g peak, Group IIC;
) A maximum current of mA is recommended for operating temperatures
in excess of °C (210 °F).
g peak, Group IIB, IIA)
• Electromagnetic sensitivity, equivalent g, maximum: µg/gauss
• Sealing: Hermetic
• Base strain sensitivity: . g/µstrain
• CE: According to the generic immunity standard for Industrial
Environment EN -
– Acceptance criteria: The generated “false equivalent g level”
under the above test conditions should be less than mg meas-
ured peak to peak
CMSS Limited
Lifetime A
Superior accelerometer, side exit WARRANTY
Specifications
Intrinsically safe certification. Installation must be in accordance with
the appropriate Intrinsic Safety installation drawing.
Dimensions
Dynamic
• Sensitivity: mV/g Two pin connector
MIL-C-
• Sensitivity precision: ±% at °C ( °F)
• Acceleration range: g peak
• Amplitude linearity: %
• Frequency range: . mm . mm
(1.20 in) (1.65 in)
– ±%: . to Hz MODEL CMSS797-XX
– ±%: . to Hz S/N S00000
– ± dB: . to Hz
• Resonance frequency, mounted, nominal: kHz . mm (0.25 in)
• Transverse sensitivity: ≤ % of axial
• Temperature response: See graph . mm /- mounting
(1.05 in) thread
. mm
(2.15 in)
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+10 3
2
+5
1
0 0
–5 –1
–2
–10
–50 0 +50 +100 +120 –3
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+250) 1 10 100 1k 10 k
Environmental Physical
• Temperature range: – to + °C (– to + °F) • Dimensions: See drawing
• Vibration limit: g peak • Weight: g (. oz.)
• Shock limit: g • Case material: L stainless steel
• Electromagnetic sensitivity, equivalent g, maximum: µg/gauss • Mounting: /- captive socket head screw
• Sealing: Hermetic • Mounting torque: . Nm (24 in. lbs.)
• Base strain sensitivity: . g/µstrain • Connections:
• Radiaion exposure limit (CMSS R): × RADs – Shell: Ground
• CE: According to the generic immunity standard for Industrial – Pin A: Power/Signal
Environment EN - – Pin B: Common
– Acceptance criteria: The generated “false equivalent g level” • Mating connector: CMSS -LC or CMSS -TL, two pin, IP ,
under the above test conditions should be less than mg meas- locking collar or twist lock
ured peak to peak • Recommended cable: CMSS -SY-XXM and CMSS
-DY-XXM, two conductor, twisted pair, single shielded, yellow
or blue
CMSS C / CMSS C-M
A
Small economical accelerometer, straight
exit
The CMSS C is a cost-effective, small sensor for use with porta-
ble data collector routes found in the following industries:
• General Industry
• Food and Beverage
Features
Electrical
• For use with all SKF on-line surveillance systems and portable
data collection instruments • Power requirements:
• Economical top-exit design – Voltage source: to V DC
• Small physical size – Constant current diode: to mA
• Rugged corrosion resistant and hermetically sealed • Electrical noise:
• Case isolated – Broadband:
• Meets CE, EMC requirements ○ . Hz to kHz: µg
• ESD protection – Spectral:
• Reverse polarity wiring protection ○ Hz: µg/√Hz
○ Hz: µg/√Hz
Recommended connector/cable assembly ○ Hz: µg/√Hz
• CMSS series • Output impedance: < Ω
• Bias output voltage: V DC
• Grounding: Case isolated, internally shielded
Specifications
Dynamic
/-
mounting hole
. mm
(0.69 in)
Environmental Physical
• Temperature range: – to + °C (– to + °F) operating • Dimensions: See drawing
temperture • Weight: g (. oz.)
• Vibration limit: g peak • Case material: L stainless steel
• Shock limit: g peak • Sensing element design: PZT ceramic/shear
• Electromagnetic sensitivity, equivalent g, maximum: µg/gauss • Mounting:
• Sealing: Hermetic – CMSS C: /- stud
• Base strain sensitivity: . g/µstrain – CMSS C-M: /- to M stud
• CE: According to the generic immunity standard for Industrial • Connections:
Environment EN - – Sensor casing to ground
– Acceptance criteria: The generated “false equivalent g level” – Pin A: Power/Signal
under the above test conditions should be less than mg meas- – Pin B: Common
ured peak to peak • Output connector: Two pin, MIL-C- style
• Mating connector/cable: CMSS series
• Recommended cable: CMSS -SY-XXM and CMSS
-DY-XXM, two conductor, twisted pair, single or double
shielded, yellow
Ordering information
CMSS
A
Accelerometer with integral, braided cable,
straight exit
The CMSS is a rugged accelerometer designed for installation
where cable protection is paramount without the luxury of cable
trays or protective conduit. The CMSS is typically used in the
following industries:
Features
• For use with all SKF on-line surveillance systems
• Economical, top exit design
• Rugged, corrosion resistant and hermetically sealed
• Case isolated
• Meets CE, EMC requirements
• ESD protection
• Cable shield and braid connected to sensor housing
• Reverse wiring protection
Dimensions
Specifications
Specifications conform to ISA-RP-. (-) and are typical values
referenced at °C ( °F), V DC supply, mA constant current . mm
and Hz. (0.75 in)
bend radius
Dynamic . mm
• Sensitivity: mV/g (2.00 in)
• Sensitivity precision: ±% at °C ( °F) MODEL CMSS2110
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+10 3
2
+5
1
0 0
–5 –1
–2
–10
–50 0 +50 +100 +120 –3
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+250) 1 10 100 1k 10k 100k
Electrical Physical
CMSS -
A
Accelerometer with integral, braided cable,
straight exit
The CMSS - is a rugged accelerometer designed for installa-
tion where cable protection is paramount without the luxury of cable
trays or protective conduit. The CMSS - is typically used in the
following industries:
• Metals
• Food and Beverage
• Pulp and Paper
Features
• For use with all SKF on-line surveillance systems
• Economical, top exit design
• mV/g sensitivity to optimize use in most applications
• Rugged, corrosion resistant and hermetically sealed
• Case isolated
• Meets CE, EMC requirements
• ESD protection
• Cable shield and braid connected to sensor housing
• Reverse wiring protection
Dimensions
Specifications
Dynamic
. mm
(1.00 in)
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+10 3
2
+5
1
0
0
–5 –1
–2
–10
–50 0 +50 +100 +120 –3
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+250) 1 10 100 1k 10k 100k
Electrical Physical
CMPT
A
Accelerometer for heavy-duty environments,
integral, braided cable, side exit
The CMPT is a physically rugged accelerometer optimized for
use in heavy-duty environments such as the following industries:
• Mining
• Mineral Processing
• Cement
Dimensions
. mm
. mm (1.86 in)
(0.55 in)
. mm
(1.14 in)
Ø . mm
(0.17 in)
ACCEL signal /
supply WHITE
. mm CMPT2310
(1.34 in) S/N 000000
ACCEL/TEMP GND
(common) BLACK
Electrical Physical
Ordering information
CMPT
A
Accelerometer for heavy-duty environments,
integral, braided cable, side exit
The CMPT is a physically rugged accelerometer optimized for
use in heavy-duty environments such as the following industries:
• Mining
• Mineral Processing
• Cement
Dynamic
Features • Sensitivity: mV/g
• Sensitivity precision: ±% at °C ( °F)
• For use with all SKF on-line surveillance systems • Sensitivity deviation over full temperature range: %, approxi-
• mV/g sensitivity mately –% at – °C (360 °F) and +% at + °C (+250 °F)
• Physically rugged • Acceleration range: g peak
• Meets CE, EMC requirements • Amplitude linearity: < %, up to full scale
• Low profile, side exit industrial accelerometer with M × and • Frequency range:
/- UNF socket head cap screws provided – +/- dB: . Hz to .kHz
• m (16.4 ft.) integral cable with stainless steel over-braid • Transverse sensitivity: ≤ % of axial
• Corrosion resistant and encapsulation sealed • Resonance frequency, mounted, nominal: kHz
• The internal sensor capsule is isolated from the machine ground
• Low noise, highly shock resistant
• Overload protected electronics
• Reverse wiring protection Dimensions
, mm
. mm (1.86 in) (0.55 in)
. mm
(1.14 in)
Ø , mm
(0.17 in)
ACCEL signal /
supply WHITE
. mm CMPT2323T
(1.34 in) S/N 000000
ACCEL/TEMP GND
(common) BLACK
Electrical Physical
Ordering information
CMPT Accelerometer, mV/g, with meter (16.4 ft) integral
braided cable, side exit.
CMSS WIND--
A
Small accelerometer, with integral cable,
side exit
The CMSS WIND-- is an compact accelerometer commonly
used in the following applications:
Dimensions
. mm
(1.58 in)
Red: Signal/Power
. mm
(0.63 in) Black: Ground
Shielding: Drain
. mm
(0.97 in)
M ™ .-g
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+20 3
2
+10
1
0 0
–10 –1
–2
–20
–54 0 +50 +100 +121 –3
(–65) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+250) 0.5 1 10 100 1k 10 k
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Ordering information
Optional accessories
Accelerometers with extended B
temperature range
• CMSS Extended temperature range accelerometer, straight exit
• CMSS Extended temperature range accelerometer, side exit
CMSS Limited
Lifetime
Extended temperature range accelerometer, WARRANTY
straight exit
The CMSS accelerometer is a multi-purpose sensor with an
elevated temperature resistance to extend life and performance in
applications that are known to provide a challenging hot environ-
ment. The sensor is most commonly deployed in the following
industries:
Features
• Optimal for use with SKF on-line system IMx and all portable data
Electrical
collection instruments
• Rugged, economical and all around high temperature, general • Power requirements:
purpose sensor for up to °C (300 °F) operating temperature – Voltage source: V DC nominal, to V DC
• mV/g sensitivity to optimize use in multiple applications – Constant current diode: to mA, recommended mA
• Exceptional bias voltage (BV) stability at elevated temperatures • Electrical noise:
• Designed for exceptional low noise level over a wide temperature – . Hz: µg/√Hz
range • Output impedance: < Ω
• Meets CE, EMC requirements • Bias output voltage:
• Two mounting studs /- and M × .) provided – V DC at °C ( °F)
• Corrosion resistant and hermetically sealed for installation in high – V DC at °C ( °F)
humidity areas • Grounding: Case isolated, internally shielded
• Reverse polarity wiring protection
Dynamic . mm
(2.42 in)
• Sensitivity: mV/g . mm
• Sensitivity precision: ±% at – to + °C (360 to +300 °F) (1.78 in)
• Acceleration range: g peak MODEL CMSS2106
/-
• Amplitude linearity: % S/N S00000
mounting hole
• Frequency range:
– ±%: . to Hz
. mm
– ±%: . to Hz (0.94 in)
– ± dB: . to Hz
• Resonance frequency, mounted, nominal: kHz
• Transverse sensitivity: ≤ % of axial
• Temperature response: See graph . mm
(0.94 in)
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+10 3
2
+5
1
0
0 B
–5 –1
–2
–10
–50 0 +50 +100 +150 –3
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+300) 1 10 100 1k 10 k
Environmental Physical
• Temperature range: – to + °C (360 to +300 °F) operating • Dimensions: See drawing
temperature • Weight: g (4.8 oz.)
• Vibration limit: g peak • Case material: L stainless steel
• Shock limit: g peak • Mounting:
• Electromagnetic sensitivity, equivalent g, maximum: µg/gauss – Internal /- thread
• Sealing: Hermetic – M × . and /- to /- mounting studs provided
• Base strain sensitivity: µg/µstrain • Mounting torque: . Nm (24 in. lbs.)
• CE: According to the generic immunity standard for Industrial • Connections:
Environment EN - – Pin A: Signal/Power
– Acceptance criteria: The generated “false equivalent g level” – Pin B: Common
under the above test conditions should be less than mg meas- • Mating connector: CMSS -LC or CMSS -TL, two pin,
ured peak to peak IP , locking collar or twist lock
• Recommended cable: CMSS -SY-XXM and CMSS
-DY-XXM, two conductor, twisted pair, single or double
shielded, yellow
Ordering information
CMSS Limited
Lifetime
Extended temperature range accelerometer, WARRANTY
side exit
The CMSS accelerometer is a multi-purpose sensor with an
elevated temperature resistance to extend life and performance in
applications that are known to provide a challenging hot environ-
ment. The sensor is most commonly deployed in the following
industries:
• Power requirements:
Features – Voltage source: V DC nominal, to V DC
– Constant current diode: to mA, recommended mA
• Optimal for use with SKF on-line system IMx and all portable data • Electrical noise:
collection instruments • . Hz: µg/√Hz
• Rugged, economical and all around high temperature, general • Output impedance: < Ω
purpose sensor for up to °C (300 °F) operating temperature • Bias output voltage:
• mV/g sensitivity to optimize use in multiple applications – V DC at °C (77 °F)
• Exceptional bias voltage (BV) stability at elevated temperatures – V DC at °C (300 °F)
• Designed for exceptional low noise level over a wide temperature • Grounding: Case isolated, internally shielded
range
• Meets CE, EMC requirements
• Captive mounting bolts (/- or M × .) provided
• Corrosion resistant and hermetically sealed for installation in high
humidity areas Dimensions
• Reverse polarity wiring protection
. mm . mm
Specifications MODEL CMSS2207
(1.20 in) (1.70 in)
S/N S00000
Specifications conform to ISA-RP-. (-) and are typical values . mm (0.25 in)
referenced at °C (75 °F), V DC supply, mA constant current
. mm
and Hz. (1.05 in) /- mounting thread
. mm
(2.15 in)
Dynamic
• Sensitivity: mV/g Top View
• Sensitivity precision: ±% at °C (75 °F)
• Acceleration range: g peak
Front View
• Amplitude linearity: ≤ %, up to full scale
Safety wire hole
• Frequency range: . mm (0.06 in)
– ±%: . to Hz diameter
– ±%: . to Hz
Bottom View Two pin
– ± dB: . to Hz A B
connector
• Resonance frequency, mounted, nominal: . kHz + –
MIL-C-
• Transverse sensitivity, maximum: ≤ % of axial
• Temperature response: See graph
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+10 3
2
+5
1
0 0 B
–5 –1
–2
–10
–50 0 +50 +100 +150 –3
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+300) 1 10 100 1k 10 k
Environmental Physical
• Temperature range: – to + °C (360 to +300 °F) operating • Dimensions: See drawing
temperature • Weight: g (5.1 oz.)
• Vibration limit: g peak • Case material: L stainless steel
• Shock limit: g peak • Mounting: M × . and /- captive socket head screws
• Electromagnetic sensitivity, equivalent g, maximum: < µg/gauss provided
• Base strain sensitivity: µg/µstrain • Mounting torque: . Nm (30 in. lbs.)
• CE: According to the generic immunity standard for Industrial • Connections:
Environment EN - – Pin A: Signal/Power
– Acceptance criteria: The generated “false equivalent g level” – Pin B: Common
under the above test conditions should be less than mg meas- • Mating connector: CMSS -LC or CMSS -TL, two pin, IP ,
ured peak to peak locking collar or twist lock
• Recommended cable: CMSS -SY-XXM and CMSS
-DY-XXM, two conductor, twisted pair, single or double
shielded, yellow
Ordering information
Combination vibration and
temperature sensors
• CMSS T Industrial sensor, straight exit, acceleration and temperature
• CMSS T Industrial sensor, side exit, acceleration and temperature
• CMSS T- Superior sensor, straight exit, acceleration and temperature
• CMSS T- Superior sensor, ring mode, side exit, acceleration and temperature
• CMPT T Sensor for heavy-duty environments, side exit, acceleration and temperature
• CMPT T Sensor for heavy-duty environments, side exit, acceleration and temperature
CMSS T Limited
Lifetime
Industrial sensor, straight exit, acceleration WARRANTY
and temperature
The CMSS T is a cost-effective, dual output sensor ideal for
light to medium-duty applications, where both vibration and surface
temperature measurements are required. The CMSS T is typi-
cally used in the following industries:
Features
• For use with all SKF on-line surveillance systems
• Rugged, corrosion resistant and hermetically sealed
• Case isolation
• Meets CE, EMC requirements
• ESD protection
• Miswiring protection
. mm A B
(0.87 in) C
. mm
(0.96 in)
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+10 3
2
+5
1
0
0
–5 –1
–2
–10
–50 0 +50 +100 +120 –3
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+250) 0.5 1 10 100 1k 10 k
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Ordering information
CMSS T Limited
Lifetime
Industrial sensor, side exit, acceleration and WARRANTY
temperature
The CMSS T is a cost-effective, dual output sensor ideal for
light to medium-duty applications, where both vibration and tem-
perature measurements are required. The CMSS T is typically
used in the following industries:
Features
• For use with all SKF on-line surveillance systems
• Measures both acceleration and temperature
• Low profile
• Rugged, corrosion resistant and hermetically sealed for installation
in high humidity areas
• mV/g sensitivity to optimize use in multiple applications
• mV/°C temperature output sensitivity Dimensions
• Meets CE, EMC requirements
• ESD protection
• M and /- captive mounting bolts provided
• Miswiring protection . mm
(1.04 in) MODEL CMSS2200T
Recommended connector/cable assembly . mm S/N S0000
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+15 3
+10 2
+5 1
0
0
–5
–1
–10
–2
–15
–50 0 +50 +100 +120 –3
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+250) 0.5 1 10 100 1k 10 k
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Ordering information
CMSS T- Limited
Lifetime
Superior sensor, straight exit, acceleration WARRANTY
and temperature
The CMSS T- is a higher precision accelerometer that also
offers an in-built measurement of the temperature of the mounting
point surface. The sensor is most applicable in the following
industries:
Electrical
Features Temperature sensor
• Optimal for use with SKF on-line surveillance systems, protection • Power requirements:
systems and all portable data collection instruments – Voltage source: to V DC
• Measures both temperature and acceleration – Constant current diode: to mA
• Rugged construction • Grounding: Case isolated, internally shielded
• Hermetically sealed
• Case isolated
• Meets CE, EMC requirements
• ESD protection
• Miswiring protection
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+10 3
2
+5
1
0 0
–5 –1
–2
–10
–50 0 +50 +100 +120 –3
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+250) 0.5 1 10 100 1k 10 k
Electrical Environmental
Connections
Ordering information
Pin C
LM Power and CMSS T- Superior sensor, straight exit, acceleration and
CX
CZ temperature signal temperature, with MIL-C- three pin connector.
CMSS T- Limited
Lifetime
Superior sensor, ring mode, side exit, WARRANTY
Specifications
Dynamic
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+10 3
2
+5
1
0
0
–5 –1
–2
–10
–50 0 +50 +100 +120 –3
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+250) 1 10 100 1k 10 k
Connections
Ordering information
Pin C
LM Power and CMSS T- Superior sensor, ring mode, side exit, acceleration
CX
CZ temperature signal and temperature, with MIL-C- three pin
connector.
CMPT T
Sensor for heavy-duty environments, side
exit, acceleration and temperature
The CMPT T is a physically rugged accelerometer that also pro-
vides a surface temperature measurement. The sensor is optimized
for use in heavy-duty environments such as the following industries:
• Mining
• Mineral Processing C
• Cement
In these industries, dust, mud and flying debris are commonplace, Specifications
together with low rotational speeds. When used on shakers and Specifications conform to ISA-RP-. (-) and are typical values
screens, the accelerometer must also withstand high levels of con- referenced at °C (75 °F), V DC supply, mA constant current
tinuous and random vibration. The sensor uses an integral cable with and Hz.
stainless over-braid for mounting where protective conduit is not
available. Dynamic
• Sensitivity: mV/g
• Sensitivity precision: ±% at °C ( °F)
Features • Sensitivity deviation over full temperature range: %, approxi-
mately –% at – °C (360 °F) and +% at + °C (+250 °F)
• For use with all SKF on-line surveillance systems • Acceleration range: g peak
• mV/g sensitivity • Amplitude linearity: < %, up to full scale
• Acceleration (mV/g) and temperature (mV/°C) • Frequency range:
• Physically rugged – +/- dB: . Hz to .kHz
• Meets CE, EMC requirements • Transverse sensitivity: ≤ % of axial
• Low profile, side exit industrial accelerometer with M × and • Temperature sensitivity: mV/°C
/- UNF socket head cap screws provided • Temperature sensor measurement range: to °C
• m (16.4 ft.) integral cable with stainless steel over-braid (30 to 250 °F)
• Corrosion resistant and encapsulation sealed • Temperature precision: ±. °C (±2.7 °F)
• The internal sensor capsule is isolated from the machine ground • Resonance frequency, mounted, nominal: kHz
• Low noise, highly shock resistant
• Overload protected electronics Dimensions
. mm
. mm (1.86 in)
(0.55 in)
. mm
(1.14 in)
Ø . mm
(0.17 in)
ACCEL signal /
supply WHITE
. mm CMPT2310T
(1.34 in) S/N 000000
ACCEL/TEMP GND
(common) BLACK
Electrical Physical
Ordering information
CMPT T
Sensor for heavy-duty environments, side
exit, acceleration and temperature
The CMPT T is a physically rugged accelerometer optimized for
use in heavy-duty environments such as the following industries:
• Mining
• Mineral Processing
• Cement C
In these industries, dust, mud and flying debris are commonplace,
Specifications
together with low rotational speeds. When used on shakers and
screens, the accelerometer must also withstand high levels of continu- Specifications conform to ISA-RP-. (-) and are typical values
ous and random vibration. The sensor uses an integral cable with stain- referenced at °C (75 °F), V DC supply, mA constant current
less over-braid for protection in heavy-duty environments. and Hz.
A higher sensitivity is used for detection of low amplitude signals in
slow moving equipment. Dynamic
• Sensitivity: mV/g
• Sensitivity precision: ±% at °C ( °F)
Features • Sensitivity deviation over full temperature range: %, approxi-
mately –% at – °C (360 °F) and +% at + °C (+250 °F)
• For use with all SKF on-line surveillance systems • Acceleration range: g peak
• mV/g sensitivity • Amplitude linearity: < %, up to full scale
• Acceleration (mV/g) and temperature (mV/°C) • Frequency range:
• Physically rugged – +/- dB: . Hz to .kHz
• Meets CE, EMC requirements • Transverse sensitivity: ≤ % of axial
• Low profile, side exit industrial accelerometer with M × and • Temperature sensitivity: mV/°C
/- UNF socket head cap screws provided • Temperature sensor measurement range: to °C
• m (16.4 ft.) integral cable with stainless steel over-braid (30 to 250 °F)
• Corrosion resistant and encapsulation sealed • Temperature precision: ±. °C (±2.7 °F)
• The internal sensor capsule is isolated from the machine ground • Resonance frequency, mounted, nominal: kHz
• Low noise, highly shock resistant
• Overload protected electronics Dimensions
. mm (1.86 in) . mm
(0.55 in)
. mm
(1.14 in)
Ø . mm
(0.17 in)
ACCEL signal /
supply WHITE
. mm CMPT2310T
(1.34 in) S/N 000000
ACCEL/TEMP GND
(common) BLACK
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Ordering information
Hazardous area approved sensors
• CMSS A-IS / CMSS A-D Agency approved accelerometer, straight exit
• CMSS A-IS / CMSS A-M-IS / CMSS A-D / CMSS A-M-D Agency approved
accelerometer, side exit
• CMSS T-IS / CMSS T-D Agency approved sensor, acceleration and temperature, straight exit
D
• CMSS -CA / CMSS -EE Superior, agency approved accelerometer, straight exit
• CMSS -CA / CMSS -EE Superior, agency approved accelerometer, ring mode, side exit
• CMPT A / CMPT TA Mining Group Intrinsically Safe accelerometer (IECEx / ATEX
certified)
• CMPT AC / CMPT ACT Mining Group Intrinsically Safe accelerometer (IECEx ITA Aus-
tralia certified)
• CMSS V / CMSS V-CA / CMSS V-EE Industrial velocity sensor, straight exit
CMSS A-IS / CMSS A-D Limited
Lifetime
Agency approved accelerometer, straight WARRANTY
exit
The CMSS A-IS / CMSS A-D is a cost-effective sensor for
use in hazardous areas typically found in the following industries:
Electrical
Features
• Power requirements:
• Optimal for use with SKF on-line surveillance systems and protec- – Voltage source): to V DC
tion systems when used with the appropriate safety barriers, – Constant current diode), ): to mA
accessories and/or methods as required by the particular hazard- • Electrical noise:
ous area classification – Broadband:
• Economical, top exit design ○ . Hz to kHz: µg
• Rugged, corrosion resistant and hermetically sealed – Spectral:
• Case isolated ○ Hz: µg/√Hz
• Meets CE, EMC requirements ○ Hz: µg/√Hz
• ESD protection ○ Hz: µg/√Hz
• Reverse wiring protection • Output impedance: < Ω
• Bias output voltage: V DC
Recommended connector/cable assembly • Grounding: Case isolated (> Ω at V), internally shielded
• CMSS series
Dimensions
. mm
Specifications (0.85 in) Two pin
connector
Dynamic
. mm A B
(0.87 in)
. mm
(0.96 in)
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+10 3
2
+5
1
0 0
–5 –1
–2
–10
–50 0 +50 +100 +120 –3
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+250) 0.5 1 10 100 1k 10 k
Environmental Physical
• Temperature range: – to + °C (360 to +250 °F) • Dimensions: See drawing D
• Vibration limit: g peak • Weight: g (3.2 oz.)
• Shock limit: g peak • Case material: L stainless steel
• Electromagnetic sensitivity, equivalent g, maximum: µg/gauss • Mounting: /- tapped hole
• Sealing: Hermetic • Mounting torque: . Nm (24 in. lbs.)
• Base strain sensitivity: . g/µstrain • Connections:
• CE: According to the generic immunity standard for Industrial – Shell: Ground
Environment EN - – Pin A: Power/Signal
– Acceptance criteria: The generated “false equivalent g level” – Pin B: Common
under the above test conditions should be less than mg meas- • Mating connector: CMSS -LC or CMSS -TL, two pin,
ured peak to peak IP , locking collar or twist lock
• Recommended cable: CMSS -SY-XXM and CMSS
-DY-XXM, two conductor, twisted pair, single or double
shielded, yellow or blue
CMSS A-IS
Intrinsically Safe
Class I, Zone , AEx / Ex ia IIC; T
CSA
ATEX Zone
II G Ex ia IIC; T
CMSS A-IS / CMSS Limited
A-M-IS / CMSS A-D / Lifetime
WARRANTY
CMSS A-M-D
Agency approved accelerometer with side exit
The CMSS A-IS / CMSS A-D is a cost-effective sensor for
use in hazardous areas typically found in the following industries:
Electrical
A B
• Power requirements: + –
– Voltage source): to V DC
– Constant current diode), ): to mA
• Electrical noise:
– Broadband:
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+10 3
2
+5
1
0
0
–5 –1
–2
–10
–50 0 +50 +100 +120 –3
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+250) 0.7 1 10 100 1k 10 k
Environmental Physical
• Temperature range: – to + °C (360 to +250 °F) operating • Dimensions: See drawing D
temperature • Weight: g (3.2 oz.)
• Vibration limit: g peak • Case material: L stainless steel
• Shock limit: g peak • Mounting: With . mm (0.06 in.) diameter safety wire hole
• Electromagnetic sensitivity, equivalent g, maximum: µg/gauss – CMSS A-IS: /- captive hex head screw provided
• Sealing: Hermetic – CMSS A-M-IS: M captive hex head screw provided
• Base strain sensitivity: . g/µstrain • Mounting torque: . Nm (24 in. lbs.)
• Certifications: CE, CSA and ATEX (see table) • Connections:
• CE: According to the generic immunity standard for Industrial – Shell: Ground
Environment EN - – Pin A: Power/Signal
– Acceptance criteria: The generated “false equivalent g level” – Pin B: Common
under the above test conditions should be less than mg meas- • Mating connector: CMSS -LC or CMSS -TL, two pin,
ured peak to peak IP , locking collar or twist lock
• Recommended cable: CMSS -SY-XXM and CMSS
-DY-XXM, two conductor, twisted pair, single or double
shielded, yellow or blue
CSA
CMSS T-IS / CMSS T-D Limited
Lifetime
Agency approved sensor, acceleration and WARRANTY
Specifications
Dynamic
. mm
• Sensitivity: mV/g (2.08 in) MODEL CMSS786T-IS
(0.87 in)
• Temperature output sensitivity:
– ±. °C (±2.7 °F): mV/°C (18 mV/°F)
• Temperature measurement range: to °C (36 to 250 °F) . mm
(0.96 in)
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+10 3
2
+5
1
0 0
–5 –1
–2
–10
–50 0 +50 +100 +120 –3
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+250) 0.5 1 10 100 1k 10 k
Environmental Physical
• Temperature range: – to + °C (360 to +250 °F) operating • Dimensions: See drawing D
temperature • Weight: g (3.2 oz.)
• Vibration limit: g peak • Case material: L stainless steel
• Shock limit: g peak • Mounting:
• Electromagnetic sensitivity, equivalent g, maximum: µg/gauss – Internal /- thread
• Sealing: Hermetic – M × . and /- to /- mounting studs provided
• Base strain sensitivity: . g/µstrain • Mounting torque: . Nm (24 in. lbs.)
• Certifications: CE, CSA and ATEX (see table) • Connections:
• CE: According to the generic immunity standard for Industrial – Pin A: Accelerometer signal/power
Environment EN - – Pin B: Accelerometer and temperature signal common
– Acceptance criteria: The generated “false equivalent g level” – Pin C: Temperature sensor signal
under the above test conditions should be less than mg meas- • Mating connector: CMSS-LC or CMSS -TL, three pin,
ured peak to peak IP locking collar or twist lock
• Recommended cable: CMSS -SY-XXM, three conductor, triad
cable, single shielded, yellow
CMSS T-IS
Intrinsically Safe
Class I, Zone , AEx / Ex ia IIC; T
CSA
ATEX Zone
II G Ex ia IIC; T
CMSS -CA / CMSS -EE Limited
Lifetime
Superior, agency approved accelerometer, WARRANTY
straight exit
The CMSS -CA and CMSS -EE are superior acceleration
sensors with a top exit, two pin connector and agency approvals.
They are based on the CMSS sensor specifications.
Features
• Agency approval
– CMSS -CA: Canadian Standards Association (CSA)
Class I, II, III, Division certification
– CMSS -EE: ATEX Zone intrinsically safe (IS) certification
• Ground isolated
• Rugged construction
• Corrosion resistant and hermetically sealed for installation in high
humidity areas
• Meets CE, EMC requirements
• ESD protection
• Reverse wiring protection
CMSS -CA / CMSS -EE Limited
Lifetime
Superior, agency approved accelerometer, WARRANTY
Features
• Agency approval
– CMSS -CA: Canadian Standards Association (CSA)
Class I, II, III, Division certification
– CMSS -EE: ATEX Zone intrinsically safe (IS) certification D
• Rugged construction
• Corrosion resistant and hermetically sealed for installation in high
humidity areas
• Case isolated
• Meets CE, EMC requirements
• ESD protection
• Reverse wiring protection
CMSS -CA CMSS -CA Superior, CSA approved accelerometer, ring mode,
side exit.
Class I, Division , Groups A, B, C, D
CMSS -EE Superior, ATEX approved accelerometer, ring
Must be installed per drawing . mode, side exit.
CSA
CMSS -EE • /- captive hex head screws are provided for all models. A calibra-
tion certificate with the actual sensitivity of the accelerometer is
ATEX Zone included in each package. The nominal sensitivity is etched on each
II G unit.
Ex ia IIC T Ga (Ta = – to + °C (360 to +250 °F))
SIRA
Must be installed per drawing .
CMPT A / CMPT TA
Mining Group Intrinsically Safe
accelerometer (IECEx / ATEX certified)
The CMPT A / CMPT TA models are piezoelectric acceler-
ometer sensors especially made for the monitoring of machinery
operating in hazardous mining environments. They are highly relia-
ble with their high shock limit, excellent thermal stability and mini-
mum mass loading effects.
The CMPT TA model sensors includes a precision integrated
circuit temperature sensor. The CMPT TA temperature output
voltage is linearly proportional to the temperature (°C) and does not
require external calibration or trimming to provide high accuracy
over the full to + °C temperature range. Certified to the following standards
The CMPT A / CMPT TA sensors are encapsulation
sealed in a stainless steel body and have an integral stainless steel • IEC Standards for IECEx
wire over-braided cable. The sensors have low profile housing and a – IEC -:
side exit integral cable for use in a wide range of industrial applica- – IEC -:
tions where harsh operating conditions and limited mounting space • Essential Health and Safety Requirements for ATEX
prevail. The stainless steel and encapsulated construction makes – EN -:
them suitable in corrosive and wet environments. The sensor cable is – EN -:
double insulated and highly resistant to abrasion and wear. It has – EN :
excellent signal transmission characteristics, low capacitance, redun-
dant shielding and high mechanical durability. The transducer and
internal cable shield/ground are isolated from the sensor housing to Specifications
prevent ground loops.
The Intrinsic Safe CMPT A / CMPT TA sensors can be Specifications conform to ISA-RP-. (-) and are typical values
used with any Intrinsic Safe portable vibration data collector having referenced at °C (75 °F), V DC supply, mA constant current
the allowable terminal and isolation parameters, as defined in the and Hz.
features section.
Features
• ATEX certification:
• I M Ex ia I Ma (350 °C f Ta f +110 °C)
• IECEx certification: Ex ia I Ma (350 °C f Ta f +110 °C)
• IP Dimensions
• mV/g sensitivity
• CMPT TA includes an integral temperature sensor (10 mV/°C) . mm (1.86 in) . mm
(0.55 in)
• Rugged design, stainless steel encapsulation sealed sensor
housing
• Integral m (16.4 feet) stainless steel wire over-braided shielded . mm (0.43 in)
cable . mm
• Straightforward sensor interface with color-coded cabling (1.14 in)
• Standard mounting techniques, utilizing a low profile side exit Ø . mm (0.17 in)
cable with recessed mounting screws
• The internal sensor capsule is isolated from the machine ground
• Low noise, highly shock resistant, and overload protected ACCEL signal /
electronics CMPT2310A
supply WHITE
. mm
S/N 000000
(1.34 in) ACCEL/TEMP GND
(common) BLACK
TEMP signal high RED
(CMPT TA only)
Ø . mm GND wire
(0.83 in)
Sensor Accelerometer (CMPT A / CMPT TA) Physical
Wire connections (CMPT TA) CMPT A Sensor for mining industry, side exit and
acceleration.
• Wire connections (CMPT TA)
• White: ACCEL signal/power (connected to constant current source) CMPT TA Sensor for mining industry, side exit, acceleration
and temperature.
• Black: ACCEL signal ground (GND)
• Red: Temperature signal high m (32.8 ft.) configuration*
• Drain wire: Screen connected to internal shield (isolated from case) Sensor with m (32.8 ft.) integral cable, /- and M x socket
head cap screws provided.
Environmental CMPT A- Sensor for mining industry, side exit and
acceleration.
• Storage temperature range: – to + °C (-58 to +230 °F)
• Vibration limit: g peak CMPT TA- Sensor for mining industry, side exit, acceleration
• Shock limit: g and temperature.
• Electromagnetic sensitivity, equivalent g, maximum: < µg/ m (49.2 ft.) configuration*
gauss at to Hz Sensor with m (49.2 ft.) integral cable, /- and M x socket
• Emissions: EN --: head cap screws provided.
• Immunity: EN --: CMPT A- Sensor for mining industry, side exit and
• CE: According to the generic immunity standard for Industrial Envi- acceleration.
ronment EN -
CMPT TA- Sensor for mining industry, side exit, acceleration
– Acceptance criteria: The generated “false equivalent g level” and temperature.
under the above test conditions should be less than mg meas-
* Calibration sensitivity is provided for each accelerometer package with nominal sensitivity
ured peak to peak etched on each unit.
• IEC: , IP (For climatic conditions, recommend to use conduit/
hose over braided cable.)
CMPT AC / CMPT ACT
Mining Group Intrinsically Safe
accelerometer (IECEx ITA Australia
certified)
The CMPT AC / CMPT ACT models are piezoelectric accel-
erometer sensors especially made for the monitoring of machinery
operating in hazardous mining environments. They are highly relia-
ble with their high shock limit, excellent thermal stability and mini-
mum mass loading effects.
The CMPT ACT model sensors includes a precision integrated
circuit temperature sensor. The CMPT ACT temperature output
voltage is linearly proportional to the temperature (°C) and does not
require external calibration or trimming to provide high accuracy Certified to the following standards
over the full to + °C temperature range.
The CMPT AC / CMPT ACT sensors are encapsulation • IEC Standards for IECEx
sealed in a stainless steel body and have an integral stainless steel – IEC -:
wire over-braided cable. The sensors have low profile housing and a – IEC -:
side exit integral cable for use in a wide range of industrial applica-
tions where harsh operating conditions and limited mounting space
prevail. The stainless steel and encapsulated construction makes Specifications
them suitable in corrosive and wet environments. The sensor cable is
double insulated and highly resistant to abrasion and wear. It has Specifications conform to ISA-RP-. (-) and are typical values
excellent signal transmission characteristics, low capacitance, redun- referenced at °C (75 °F), V DC supply, mA constant current
dant shielding and high mechanical durability. The transducer and and Hz.
internal cable shield/ground are isolated from the sensor housing to
prevent ground loops. Sensor Accelerometer (CMPT AC / CMPT ACT)
The Intrinsic Safe CMPT AC / CMPT ACT sensors can be • Mounted base resonance: kHz (nominal)
used with any Intrinsic Safe portable vibration data collector having • Sensitivity: mV/g, ±%, nominal Hz at °C (72 °F)
the allowable terminal and isolation parameters, as defined in the • Frequency response: Hz to kHz, ±%, . Hz to kHz
features section. • Isolation: Base isolated
• Acceleration output range: g
• Transverse sensitivity: <% of axial
Features • Accelerometer measurement temperature range: – to + °C
(358 to +230 °F)
• IECEx certification: Ex ia I Ma (– °C ≤ Ta ≤ + °C)
• IP
• mV/g sensitivity Dimensions
• CMPT ACT includes an integral temperature sensor
( mV/°C) . mm (1.86 in) . mm
(0.55 in)
• Rugged design, stainless steel encapsulation sealed sensor
housing
• Integral m (16.4 feet) stainless steel wire over-braided shielded . mm (0.43 in)
cable . mm
• Straightforward sensor interface with color-coded cabling (1.14 in)
• Standard mounting techniques, utilizing a low profile side exit Ø . mm (0.17 in)
cable with recessed mounting screws
• The internal sensor capsule is isolated from the machine ground
• Low noise, highly shock resistant, and overload protected ACCEL signal /
electronics CMPT2310AC supply WHITE
. mm
S/N 000000
(1.34 in) ACCEL/TEMP GND
(common) BLACK
TEMP signal high RED
(CMPT TA only)
Ø . mm GND wire
(0.83 in)
Sensor – Temperature (CMPT ACT) Intrinsically Safe Requirements
CMSS V / CMSS V-CA / Limited
CMSS V-EE Lifetime
WARRANTY
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+10 3
2
+5
1
0
0
–5 –1
–2
–10
–50 0 +50 +100 +120 –3
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+250) 2.5 10 100 1k 7k
Physical
• Absolute phase shift, nominal: > °
• Bias output voltage: V DC • Dimensions: See drawing D
• Grounding: Case isolated, internally shielded • Weight: g (. oz.)
• Case material: L stainless steel
Environmental • Mounting: /- tapped hole
• Temperature range: – to + °C (– to + °F) operating • Mounting torque: . Nm (24 in. lbs.)
temperature • Connections:
• Vibration limit: g peak – Pin A: Power/Signal
• Shock limit: g peak – Pin B: Common
• Electromagnetic sensitivity, equivalent g, maximum: µin./s/ • Mating connector: CMSS -LC or CMSS -TL, two pin,
gauss IP locking collar or twist lock
• Sealing: Hermetic • Recommended cable: CMSS -SY-XXM and CMSS
• Base strain sensitivity: . µin./s/µstrain -SB-XXM, two conductor, twisted pair, single shielded, yellow
• CE: According to the generic immunity standard for Industrial or blue
Environment EN -
– Acceptance criteria: The generated “false equivalent g level”
) To minimize the possibility of signal distortion when driving long cables
with high vibration signals, to V DC powering is recommended. The
under the above test conditions should be less than mg higher level constant current source should be used when driving long
measured peak to peak cables (please consult SKF).
) A maximum current of mA is recommended for operating temperatures
in excess of °C ( °F).
CMSS V-CA
Special purpose sensors
Low frequency accelerometers
• CMSS L Low frequency accelerometer, straight exit
• CMSS L Low frequency industrial accelerometer, ring mode, side exit
Low-frequency accelerometers
CMSS L Limited
Lifetime
Low-frequency accelerometer, straight exit WARRANTY
Features
• Optimal for use with SKF on-line surveillance and protection sys-
tems and all portable data collection instruments
• mV/g high sensitivity
• Ultra low-noise electronics for clear signals at very low vibration
levels
• Low-pass filtered to attenuate high frequencies Dimensions
• Hermetically sealed Two pin connector
• ESD protection MIL-C-
• Reverse wiring protection
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
Electrical Physical
Ordering information
CMSS L
Limited
Lifetime
Low frequency industrial accelerometer, ring WARRANTY
mode, side exit
The CMSS L is an industrial accelerometer for higher precision
measurements at rotational frequencies as low as r/min. These
speeds are most commonly found in the following industries:
Typical temperature response Typical frequency response
+10 3
+5 2
1
0
0
–5 –1
–10 –2
–50 0 +50 +100 +120
(–60) (+30) (+120) (+210) (+250) –3
0.2 1 10 100 1k 3.7 k
Environmental Physical
• Temperature range: – to + °C (360 to +250 °F) operating • Dimensions: See drawing
temperature • Weight: g (5.2 oz.)
• Vibration limit: g peak • Case material: L stainless steel
• Shock limit: g peak • Mounting: /- captive socket head screw
• Electromagnetic sensitivity, equivalent g, maximum: µg/gauss • Mounting torque: . Nm (24 in. lbs.)
• Sealing: Hermetic • Connections:
• Base strain sensitivity: . g/µstrain – Shell: Ground
• CE: According to the generic immunity standard for Industrial – Pin A: Power/Signal
Environment EN - – Pin B: Common
– Acceptance criteria: The generated “false equivalent g level” • Mating connector: CMSS -LC or CMSS -TL, two pin,
under the above test conditions should be less than mg meas- IP , locking collar or twist lock
ured peak to peak • Recommended cable: CMSS -SY-XXM and CMSS
-DY-XXM, two conductor, twisted pair, single or double
shielded, yellow
Ordering information
Vibration sensor installation and
mounting requirements
Cabling requirements
Cabling is one of the most important aspects of vibration sensor
installation. As with sensors and monitoring equipment, money
saved by purchasing inferior components is usually a poor invest-
ment. Time and effort to troubleshoot problems related to poor
cabling can easily cost several times the cost of the original cable.
Furthermore, measurement results can be unreliable and inaccu-
rate, thereby defeating the purpose of the condition monitoring pro-
gram in the first place. Careful attention must be given to six major
cable considerations:
• Type
• Length
• Routing
Integral cables
• Grounding
• Anchoring Some vibration sensor models have a cable permanently fixed (or F
• Environment “integral”) to the sensor body.
As there is no connector, this has the advantage of reducing cost
and eliminating any doubt about connectors working loose over time
Cable type and introducing noise. This feature is suited to environments where
the cable may be exposed to high ambient vibration, such as on a
Vibration signals are dynamic, usually voltage-modulated and of low vibrating screen, or the sensor is on a moving body, such as a press.
amplitude (millivolts per engineering unit), thus the type of cable However, the integral cable brings with it significant maintenance
used is an important factor in determining the quality of the signals disadvantages. Should either the sensor or cable be damaged, the
that reach the vibration monitoring device. This is true for both hand- entire sensor and cable must be replaced. In applications where the
held and permanently mounted sensors, but typically the considera- sensor may need to be removed relatively frequently, such as with
tion is more important for permanently installed sensors, since the paper machine roll changes, then an integral cable complicates the
length of the cable is usually longer and, therefore, exposed to more procedure, particularly if a simple stud-mount has been used. In this
possible sources of noise. case, the cable will “coil up” and eventually break after repeated
High quality cable is recommended. In the context of vibration, changes (see the section on Mounting Requirements). Cable runs
“high quality” can be defined as twisted pair, shielded cable. The sen- greater than to m (16 to 33 ft.) should also be avoided – it intro-
sor power and signal are carried on individual wires and the cable’s duces costly installation rework in the event of a sensor change.
shield(s) is grounded at either the sensor or the vibration monitor
(see the section on Cable Grounding).
In general, coaxial cables are not recommended for use with
vibration monitors in an industrial environment. They are not rugged
enough and are susceptible to noise intrusion, since any type of noise
will be picked up on the coaxial cable’s shield and amplified along
with the signal.
Cable length
Length versus cable capacitance
Cable capacitance
All cables have capacitance across their leads; therefore, the capaci-
tance load on the output of the sensor increases with cable length.
Amplitude range versus cable capacitance
Cable routing
When the amplifier in the monitor drives a long cable, its perfor-
mance is limited by the current available from the Constant Current Cable routing and electromagnetic interference
Diode (CCD) to charge the cable capacitance at high frequencies. This
limits the amount of voltage swing from the amplifier and may Walkie-talkies, power lines or even electrical sparks may cause sig-
reduce the high frequency amplitude range. The reduction of the nal interference. The following guidelines will eliminate many meas-
amplitude range increases the sensor’s susceptibility to high fre- urement errors due to electromagnetic interference (EMI) and elec-
quency amplifier overload. This will cause signal distortion and pro- trostatic discharge (ESD):
duce erroneous signals at low frequencies. Sources of high frequency
overload could be gear impacts or the broadband hiss of a steam • Assure that high quality, well shielded cables are used; in such
release valve. SKF sensors are protected from distortion caused by environments, % shield coverage is necessary
moderate overloads. • If cable splices are made, shielding continuity must be maintained
• Never run sensor cable alongside AC power lines
SKF recommendations for cables • Cables must cross AC power lines at right angles m (3 ft.) away
from the power line
Cable characteristic SKF recommendation
• Where possible, provide a separate grounded conduit to enclose
the sensor cable
Type Twisted pair(s) or triads, shielded • Where possible, route the cable away from radio transmission
Capacitance across leads < pF/m (20 pF/ft.) equipment, motors/generators, transformers and other high cur-
rent charging conductors
Impedance Ω for signal cable • Finally, avoid routing the cable through areas prone to ESD, except
Size (gauge) to AWG (American Wire in applications where it is unavoidable; for example, in the area
Gauge) around a paper machine, ESD cannot be escaped
Shield Braided or foil, single or double
shield Even though SKF sensors are protected against ESD failure, tempo-
rary signal distortion may appear at the monitor. Such signals usu-
Insulation As required by operating environ-
ment. A fluorine based polymer is
ally appear as an overload or a “ski-slope” shaped FFT (Fast Fourier F
standard. A fluoropolymer is rec- Transform).
ommended where fire retardation
or some radiation resistance is Cable routing and junction boxes
needed.
The practicalities of cabling result in the following typical
arrangement:
Powering versus cable length
Proper powering will reduce signal distortion in long cable applica- • Sensor and connector/cable assembly, typically m (16.4 ft.)
tions. It is recommended that for cable lengths over m (100 ft.), length
the constant current source should be to mA. In addition, the • Junction box, mounted on or near the machine skid
voltage source should be no less than V for maximum amplitude • Multi-pair cabling to monitor, up to m (1 640 ft.) in length,
range. Even when using very short cables, the current source should with or without intermediate marshalling junction boxes
be increased if amplifier overload signals are present or suspected.
The short connector/cable assembly is to facilitate sensor mainte-
nance without disturbance to field cabling. When designing, attempt
to minimize the number of physical connections per “wire loop”
between sensor and monitor – it reduces the number of potential
failure points, sources of interference and is less to check when com-
missioning or troubleshooting.
Cable grounding Dimensions
Grounding at the machine
Dimensions
If the machine being monitored is well grounded and the transducer
has a case terminal, the shield can be connected there. If the
Instrument machine is not well grounded, or if there is no terminal available on
+ Signal the transducer, the shield should be connected to a good electrical
– Common ground point at the machine.
Ground
However, if a junction box is used at the machine being monitored,
it is acceptable practice to leave the shields open at the transducers
and electrically connect all of the shields together in the junction box.
Isolated cable A ground wire should then be run from the “daisy chained” shields to
shield
a good electrical ground at the machine being monitored.
Cable shield –
Some cables contain more than one individually shielded signal
connected to pair with the entire cable enclosed by an overall shield. In this case,
MODEL CMSS sensor casing the recommended practice is to ground the individual shields at the
S/N S00000
transducer and leave them open at the instrument. The overall shield
Sensor must should then be grounded at the instrument and left open at the
be grounded transducers.
If a junction box is used, the overall shield must be electrically con-
tinuous through the junction box and not connected to the other
shields.
If, when grounding at the sensor, EMI signals are found to affect
Fig. 3. Grounding at sensor side.
the vibration signal, a filtering capacitor (. µF, V low loss)
should be placed between the shield and the grounded monitor. This
capacitor prevents the passage of low frequency ground currents,
yet diverts high frequency EMI signals to ground.
Sources producing high levels of electromagnetic noise (such as
radio transmitters, static discharge and motor bush arcing) may F
require a cable with dual isolated shields. In this configuration, the
outer shield is grounded to the sensor housing. The inner shield,
Dimensions which is electrically isolated from the outer, is grounded to the
transmitter.
Isolated outer shield
The double shielding allows electrical charges impressed on the
Instrument cable to be attenuated twice to minimize influence on the vibration
+ Signal signal. Similar to the previous configuration, it is recommended that
– Common a capacitor (. µF, V low loss) be placed in the terminal box
Outer shield Ground
connected to between the inner and outer shields to maximize this protection.
sensor casing Inner shield
connect to instrument
NOTE: In all cases, it is very important that the cable shield be prop-
Isolated inner shield erly grounded. Failure to do so in high EMI/ESD environments can
result in damage to the sensor electronics.
MODEL CMSS
S/N S00000
Instrument ground
Sensor ground
Cable anchoring
The cable should not be bent into a radius less than approximately
mm (2.0 in.) and should be anchored to reduce stress at the cable Minimum Splash-proof
terminations. When securing the cable, leave just enough slack to distance connector
allow free movement of the accelerometer. Failure to leave enough . mm
(6.00 in)
slack will cause undue stress on the cable and dramatically influence
the sensor’s output († fig. ).
Mounting requirements Handheld probe tip
The mounting configuration depends upon the dynamic measure- Handheld “stingers” are commonly used in walk-around monitoring
ment requirements, such as frequency and amplitude range. Other programs. The main task of any such program is basic screening and
factors to be considered are mounting location, prohibitions, accessi- seeking changes in trends, rather than absolute measurements.
bility and temperature. In general, there are four mounting Hence, the handheld method offers a fast and convenient way of
configurations: locating the sensor. The frequency attenuation experienced with the
method is still insufficient to affect the rotational vibration compo-
• Handheld probe tips nents of most machines. However, good operator training and dili-
• Magnets gence is required to ensure that measurements taken are reasonably
• Adhesives repeatable, and consideration must be given to any higher frequency
• Threaded studs measurements.
Because probe tips may have structural resonances in the fre-
The following table illustrates each method. A clear observation is quency range of interest, they should be made of steel and should
how the mounting method affects the frequency range that can be not exceed mm ( in.) in length.
measured; the less rigid the method, the lower the maximum
frequency.
Magnetic mounting
Magnetic mounts are also popular in walk-around monitoring pro-
Frequency range based on mounting techniques grams. The method removes the variations associated with handheld
probes being applied by different users, and the frequency response
is better, although still dramatically reduced when compared to stud
or adhesive mounts.
Magnetic mounts are available with flat surfaces for flat locations
or two pole configurations for curved surfaces. Ensuring the magnet
is firmly attached is vital for good measurements. F
Adhesive mounting
If a hole cannot be tapped properly into the machine, an adhesive
mount is recommended. The rigidity of an adhesive mount is very
Probe Two-pole Flat Adhesive Adhesive Stud dependent on the suitability of the adhesive used for the environ-
tip magnet magnet mounting ment and whether it has been applied in accordance to the manufac-
pad
turer’s instructions. An acrylic adhesive is the recommended adhe-
sive type.
Relative sensitivity (dB)
Mounting pads
30 4 5 6
When using an adhesive, the sen-
20 3 sor may be directly attached to the
2 machine or onto an adhesive
10 1
mounting pad. The adhesive
0 mounting pad is flat on one side
with a threaded stud on the other.
–10 After the pad is adhered to the machine, the sensor is torqued onto
the stud. A coupling fluid should be applied to the stud face that
–20
1 10 100 1k 10 k 100 k mates with the sensor. Use of an adhesive mounting pad is recom-
mended if repeated removal of the sensor is required.
Frequency [Hz]
NOTE: If the circuit grounding scheme requires the sensor case to
be grounded to the machine, then the installer must ensure that the
adhesive mounting pad is electrically grounded to the machine. If
grounding at the adhesive mounting pad is not practical, a suitable
option is to place a junction box between the sensor and the monitor.
The sensor shields can then be jumpered together and a common
ground established at the machine.
Motor fin mounts Pipe thread adapters
Motor fin mounts provide a mounting Pipe thread mounting adapters provide a mounting location for
location for either magnetically mounted either magnetically mounted or permanently mounted accelerome-
or permanently mounted accelerometers ters, but avoid the need to drill a hole in the machine and spot-face.
on motors. They are adhesive mounted They can make use of existing plugged holes on the machine.
between the cooling fins of the motor.
Quick connects
A “quick connect” assembly allows the
Threaded studs advantages of stud mounting to be
combined with repeated fitting and
The use of stud mounting results in the removal of the accelerometer, which is
widest frequency measurement range. most typically required in a walk-
It is recommended for permanent around monitoring program.
monitoring systems, high frequency
testing and harsh environments.
The mounting point on the structure
should be spot-faced . times greater
than the diameter of the mounting sur-
face of the sensor. For measurements
involving frequencies above kHz, the surface should be flat within
µm (0.001 in.) and have surface texture no greater than . µm
(32 µin.). The tapped hole must be perpendicular to the mounting
surface and at least two threads deeper than the stud. This will pre-
vent a gap between the sensor and the mounting surface, producing
optimum frequency response.
Proper screw torque on the mounting stud is also required.
Under-torque of the sensor reduces the stiffness of the coupling.
Over-torque can cause permanent thread damage to the sensor. The
following table shows recommended nominal mounting torques.
–A– “A”
“B”
Self generating velocity sensors
Maintenance considerations
These sensors wear out over time, as they contain moving parts. An
In general, piezoelectric accelerometers are almost mainte- annual sensitivity check is recommended.
nance-free, with only a small number of factors that need to be
remembered, as follows.
Summary
Sensitivity validation
Regular sensitivity validation (or “calibration”) is not usually a Vibration sensors are the initial source of machinery information
requirement. For example, the procedure is unnecessary in condition upon which productivity, product quality and personnel safety deci-
monitoring applications where changes in gross vibrations are being sions are based.
measured and extreme accuracy is not a concern. It is crucial that sensors be properly selected and installed to
If high accuracy amplitude measurements are required, sensor ensure reliable signal information. Procedures should be imple-
calibration should be verified once a year and can normally be done mented to monitor the performance of all measurement channels to
on-site by a qualified technician with a vibration generator/shaker further ensure the integrity of the vibration information base. Fol-
device. A piezoelectric accelerometer cannot be adjusted, so any vari- lowing this process will increase the effectiveness of your vibration
ation measured must be accommodated by adjusting the sensitivity monitoring program and improve productivity of plant personnel and
used by the monitor system. equipment.
CMSS -SY / CMSS -DY / CMSS -SB
CMSS -SY / CMSS -SB
Bulk cable: single or double shielded, yellow or blue jacket, twisted
pair or triads cables
Description
CMSS is a single or double shielded, twisted pair cable with the
conductors individually insulated with a fluorine based polymer, a
braided shield with drain wire and an outer insulated jacket also Filler
made of a fluorine based polymer. Two insulated conductors are
cabled together with one un-insulated drain wire and two glass cord
fillers. The double shielded option adds an inner shield of aluminum
polyester foil with drain wire.
The CMSS cable has the same characteristics as the
CMSS cable, except it is a three-wire version for use with dual
temperature and vibration sensors. This cable does not have a
double shielded option. There are two wire colors (jacket) available:
• Yellow: For high visibility in the often dusty and debris laden
industrial environment
• Blue: For use in intrinsically safe circuits in the Oil/Gas and
Hydrocarbon Processing industries
Recommended uses
The single shield cable is recommended for use with sensors in nor-
mal industrial applications where these cable types have been his-
torically used and installed.
The double shield cable is highly recommended for use with sen-
sors in industrial installations where there is a high noise field, such
as machine tools and power generating facilities.
Specifications (all models) – Color code:
○ Conductor: Black and white pair
Electrical ○ Jacket: Yellow (Y) or blue (B)
– Color code for CMSS :
• Capacitance: Approximately pF/m (26 pF/ft.) ○ A = White = Acceleration signal/power
• Voltage rating: / V AC maximum continuous use ○ B = Black = Common
– Color code for CMSS :
Environmental ○ A = White = Acceleration signal/power
• Minimum bend radius: mm (2.0 in.) ○ B = Black = Acceleration and temperature common
• Working temperature range: – to + °C (3110 to +390 °F) ○ C = Red = Temperature signal
• Heat and flame resistance: Non-flame propagating – Dimensions:
• Plenum rated ○ Jacket of single shielded cables: . mm, ± . mm
• Meets ROHS requirements (0.177 in., ±0.006 in.)
○ Jacket of double shielded cables: . mm, ± . mm
Physical (0.19 in., ±0.008 in.)
• Materials:
– Conductor: Tin plated copper, × strands, size AWG
(American Wire Gauge)
– Insulation: Extruded FEP
– Drain wire: Tin plated copper, × strands, size AWG
– Shield: Tin plated copper braid
– Jacket: Extruded FEP
Ordering information
Connectors and toolkits
For on-site cable fabrication
Connectors and toolkits
For on-site cable fabrication (continued)
Model number Description
• Pin crimper
• Adhesive application gun
• Backshell crimper
• Part Adhesive
• Pin insertion tool
• Mixing nozzle
• Cable stripper
• Wire stripper
F
CMSS -K Toolkit for field installation
Pin crimper
Cable stripper
Wire stripper
Backshell crimper
Part adhesive
Pin insertion tool
Mixing nozzle
CMSS / CMSS
Connector and cable assemblies for vibration
sensors
Using detailed knowledge acquired from many years of supplying
high quality sensors to a broad spectrum of industry users, SKF
offers rugged cable and connector assemblies for use with vibration
transducers employed in the Pulp and Paper, Petrochemical, Steel,
Mining and Construction, Metal Working and Machine Tool
industries.
The weakest part of any vibration monitoring system is the sensor
and field cabling. Selection of a quality sensor is the first important
CMSS 942 / CMSS 943 IP 68 cable connector assemblies with locking col-
step towards the integrity of a system, but equally important is the lar (top) and with twist lock (bottom).
choice of mating connector and cable.
Recommended uses
Features
The single shield cable is recommended for use with sensors in nor-
• For use with the SKF range of vibration sensors mal industrial applications where these cable types have been previ-
• Rugged, economical ously used and installed.
• Shielding for low-voltage dynamic vibration signals The double shield cable is highly recommended for use with sen-
• Proven, advanced styles of connectors sors in industrial installations where there is a high noise field, such
• Two levels of dust and water ingress protection as machine tools and power generating facilities.
For double shielded versions, the inner shield is isolated and the
outer shield is non-isolated.
Description
CMSS
Specifications
The CMSS is a cable connector assembly designed for use with Cables
piezoelectric vibration sensors that require high specification
shielded cable to maximize the quality of the signal transmitted to • Two insulated conductors are cabled together with one uninsu-
the monitoring system. lated drain wire and two fillers
The CMSS is a two wire assembly, using a single or double
shield, twisted pair cable with the conductors individually insulated Materials
with a fluorine based polymer, a braided shield with drain wire and • Conductor: Tin plated copper, × strands, size AWG
an outer insulated jacket also made of a fluorine based polymer. (American Wire Gauge)
The double shielded option adds an inner shield of aluminum pol- • Insulation: Extruded FEP
yester foil with drain wire. There are two wire colors (jacket) available: • Drain wire: Tin plated copper, × strands, size AWG
• Shield: Tin plated copper braid
• Yellow: For high visibility in the often dusty and debris laden indus- • Jacket: Extruded FEP
trial environment • Molded boot: Black fluoroelastomer, offering better chemical
• Blue: For use in intrinsically safe circuits in the Oil/Gas and Hydro- resistance
carbon Processing industries • Adaptor / Locking rings: Stainless steel
CMSS
The CMSS has the same characteristics as the CMSS ,
except it is a three wire version for use with dual temperature and
vibration sensors.
All IP connectors are heavy duty MIL-style, with sealing against
dust and water ingress. The stainless steel connectors are also physi-
cally protected by a fluoroelastomer “rubber boot” with SKF molded
logo for easy vendor identification.
At the other end, the cables are blunt cut, ready for installation in
field termination boxes.
Color code Connectors
• Conductor: Black and white pair MIL-style stainless steel connectors are designed for use with SKF
• Jacket: Yellow or blue sensors. There are two different styles of IP connectors: twist lock
• Color code for CMSS : and locking collar.
– A = White = Acceleration signal/power With the twist lock connector, a quarter twist of the
– B = Black = Common fluoroelastomer boot locks the assembly into a tight fit.
• Color code for CMSS : The locking collar is a threaded connector that threads onto an
– A = White = Acceleration signal/power accompanying sensor adapter. It is recommended to secure the sen-
– B = Black = Acceleration and temperature common sor adapter to the accelerometer connector using thread lock
– C = Red = Temperature signal (Loctite).
Both provide excellent protection against dust and water, and
Dimensions achieved an ingress protection rating of IP .However, the connec-
• Jacket of single shielded cables: . mm, ± . mm tor/cable assembly with locking collar features an O-ring and metal
(0.177 in., ±0.006 in.) locking ring and is therefore more suitable for applications under
• Jacket of double shielded cables: . mm, ± . mm water.
(0.19 in., ±0.008 in.)
Definition of IP (Immersion)
Electrical • No ingress of dust; complete protection against contact
• Capacitance: Approximately pF/m (26 pF/ft.) • Suitable for continuous immersion in water depth greater than
• Voltage rating: / V AC maximum continuous use m (3.3 ft.) when the connector and mating connector on the sen-
sor is assembled with silicone grease
Environmental
• Minimum bend radius: mm (2.0 in.)
• Working temperature range: – to + °C (3110 to +390 °F)
• Heat and flame resistance: Non-flame propagating
• Plenum rated
• Meets ROHS requirements F
Cable assemblies The locking collar is a threaded connector that threads onto an
accompanying sensor adapter. It is recommended to secure the sen-
sor adapter to the accelerometer connector using thread lock
Industrial two pin accelerometer assemblies (Loctite).
for SKF on-line systems Both provide excellent protection against dust and water, and both
achieved an ingress protection rating of IP . However, the connec-
MIL-style stainless steel connectors are designed for use with SKF tor/cable assembly with locking collar features an O-ring and metal
sensors. There are two different styles of IP connectors: an locking ring and is therefore more suitable for applications under
assembly with a twist lock and an assembly with a locking collar. water.
Cable assemblies
Industrial three pin cable assemblies
CMSS T-IS
Locking collar, isolated CMSS T-
CMSS -LCI-SY-M Three wire, IP connector, locking collar, isolated, single CMSS T-
shield, yellow cable, m (16.4 ft.) length CMSS T
CMSS T
CMSS -LCI-SY-M Three wire, IP connector, locking collar, isolated, single CMSS T-D
shield, yellow cable, m (32.8 ft.) length
Mounting hardware
Accelerometer / Velocity sensor mounting hardware
Ordering information:
CMAC - Threaded mounting studs (/- to /-), stainless steel, -pack
/-
Ordering information:
. mm
(0.33 in) CMAC - Adapter mounting studs (/- to M), stainless steel, -pack
M ™ .
. mm
(0.19 in)
M ™ .
Mounting hardware
Accelerometer / Velocity sensor mounting hardware (continued)
Note: To avoid sensor damage, always remove the sensor from the cementing stud first,
/- then remove the stud from the surface by means of a wrench using the flats provided.
. mm . mm
. mm (0.18 in) (0.22 in)
(0.44 in) . mm
. mm (0.40 in)
(0.88 in) F
• Cementing studs for sensors requiring /- tapped mounting threads (see page
for adapters to M. M and - thread accelerometers); includes key notch for
consistent triaxial axis orientation
• Material: Stainless steel
• Recommended mounting torque: . Nm (24 in. lbs.)
• Frequency response: Flat up to about % of the specified response value using epoxy
or similar cement; flat up to about % of the specified response value using double-
. mm sided tape
(0.25 in)
. mm Note: To avoid sensor damage, always remove the sensor from the cementing stud first,
(0.16 in) then remove the stud from the surface by means of a wrench using the flats provided.
radius key
notch Recommended with Loctite adhesive gel (not included).
. mm
(1.00 in)
diameter
/-
. mm . mm
(0.88 in) (0.50 in)
Mounting hardware
Accelerometer / Velocity sensor mounting hardware (continued)
CMSS QDP /- tapped hole Quick connect, threaded stud mounting pad
Mounting hardware
Magnetic bases
CMSS -MD is designed in a two-pole configuration for industrial vibration monitoring applications where flat
surfaces are rarely found. Each magnet is supplied with a /- mounting stud to allow compatibility with most SKF transducers.
Note: Two-pole magnet bases are not recommended for high-frequency measurements. To be used where other mounting methods
are not practical.
CMSS -MD
/- mounting hole
Medium-duty magnetic base for use in moderate conditions
Product index
Model number Description Page
CMPT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Accelerometer for heavy-duty environments, integral, braided cable, side exit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMPT A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mining Group Intrinsically Safe accelerometer (IEXEcx / ATEX certified) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMPT AC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mining Group Intrinsically Safe accelerometer (IEXEcx ITA Australia certified) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMPT ACT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mining Group Intrinsically Safe accelerometer (IEXEcx ITA Australia certified) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMPT T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sensor for heavy-duty environments, side exit, acceleration and temperature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMPT TA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mining Group Intrinsically Safe accelerometer (IEXEcx / ATEX certified) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMPT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Accelerometer for heavy-duty environments, integral, braided cable, side exit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMPT T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sensor for heavy-duty environments, side exit, acceleration and temperature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS T-D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Agency approved sensor, acceleration and temperature, straight exit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS T-IS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Agency approved sensor, acceleration and temperature, straight exit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS V-CA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Piezoelectric, CSA approved, industrial velocity sensor, straight exit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS V-EE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Piezoelectric, ATEX approved, industrial velocity sensor, straight exit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS -CA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Superior, CSA approved accelerometer, ring mode, side exit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS -EE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Superior, ATEX approved accelerometer, ring mode, side exit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS T- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Superior sensor, ring mode, side exit, acceleration and temperature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Product index (continued)
Model number Description Page
CMSS --K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Toolkit for field installation for CMSS series cable. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS -LC series. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Connector packs for CMSS series locking collar cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS -LCI-SY series . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cable: two wire, IP connector, locking collar, isolated, single shield, yellow cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS -LCN-DY series . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cable: two wire, IP connector, locking collar, non-isolated, double shield, yellow cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS -TL series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Connector packs for CMSS series twist lock cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS -DY series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bulk cable: double shielded, yellow, two conductor, twisted pair cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS -SB series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bulk cable: single shielded, blue, two conductor, twisted pair cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS -SY series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bulk cable: single shielded, yellow, two conductor, twisted pair cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS -LC series. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Connector packs for CMSS series locking collar cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS -LCI-SY series . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cable: three wire, IP connector, locking collar, isolated, single shield, yellow cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS -SY series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bulk cable: single shielded, yellow, three conductor, triad cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CMSS -SB series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bulk cable: single shielded, blue, three conductor, triad cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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