IDN.01 Tilt Angle Monitoring Sensor
Product description
IDN.01 Tilt Angle Monitoring Module
The IDN.01 Tilt Angle Monitoring Module (TAMM) is designed for measurement and monitoring of the tilt angle of non-rotating equipment parts (units, machines, and mechanisms).
The IDN.01 Tilt Angle Monitoring Module is used both as a standalone module for measurement, alarm signaling, and protection of machines and mechanisms against exceeding emergency threshold levels of monitored parameters, and as part of the “PULS 1.02” monitoring and measuring system, process control automation systems (PCS/SCADA), or other automated systems.
Composition of the IDN.01 Tilt Angle Measurement Device
The IDN.01 Tilt Angle Monitoring Module consists of:
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a single-channel eddy-current primary measuring transducer (PMT) of the IP-N.01 type;
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a measuring converter (MC) of the FP-N type.
The IDN.01 Tilt Angle Monitoring Module Provides
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continuous measurement of current tilt angle values of non-rotating equipment parts;
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monitoring and alarm signaling for exceeding emergency threshold levels (4 levels) of tilt angle;
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transmission of measured tilt angle values via the RS-485 serial interface to external recording and visualization devices;
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fault signaling for the primary measuring transducer (PMT), including short circuit or open circuit conditions in the communication line between the PMT and the measuring converter (MC);
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transmission of information on emergency events and faults via the RS-485 serial interface to external recording and visualization devices;
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generation of discrete output signals for events of reaching emergency threshold levels of tilt angle for external alarm systems;
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generation of a standardized 4–20 mA DC analog output signal proportional to the tilt angle;
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automatic compensation of ambient temperature influence (temperature compensation) on the measured tilt angle value;
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automatic functional self-diagnostics.
Characteristics of the IDN.01 Tilt Angle Monitoring Module
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Tilt angle measurement range*, mm/m | from −2.0 to +2.0¹ |
| Permissible reduced measurement error of tilt angle, % | ±5 |
| LCD information refresh time, max, s | 0.5 |
| Load resistance for 4–20 mA output signal, max, Ω | 500 |
| Number of discrete (logic) outputs | 5 |
| Alarm threshold setting resolution, mm | 0.01 |
| Output discrete signals of the module | Open collector |
| – DC voltage, max, V | 12 |
| – Current, max, A | 1 |
| Digital communication interface types | RS485 (ModBus RTU) |
| Degree of protection | |
| – Primary measuring transducer (PMT) | IP67 |
| – Measuring converter (MC) | IP20 |
| Dimensions | |
| – PMT height × width × depth, mm | 55 × 90 × 20 |
| – MC height × width × depth, mm | 114.5 × 17.5 × 99 |
| Weight | |
| – PMT without cable, max, g | 1800 |
| – MC, max, g | 125 |
The Tilt Angle Monitoring Module (TAMM) can be manufactured with other tilt angle measurement ranges upon Customer request. The maximum measurement range when using the IP-N.01 primary measuring transducer (PMT) is from −8.0 to +8.0 mm/m.
Operating conditions for the IP-N.01 primary measuring transducer (PMT):
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ambient temperature (air, water vapor, oil vapor): from 0 °C to +80 °C;
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electromagnetic field strength: up to 400 A/m;
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relative air humidity: up to 98% at +35 °C; moisture condensation on the surface of the primary measuring transducer is permissible;
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atmospheric pressure: from 84 kPa to 106.7 kPa.
Operating conditions for the FP-N measuring converter (MC):
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ambient air temperature: from +5 °C to +60 °C;
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electromagnetic field strength: up to 100 A/m;
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relative air humidity: up to 80% at +25 °C; moisture condensation is not permitted;
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atmospheric pressure: from 84 kPa to 106.7 kPa.
Service life of the IDN.01 Tilt Angle Monitoring Module (TAMM): 10 years from the date of delivery to the Customer.
Warranty operating period of the IDN.01 Tilt Angle Monitoring Module (TAMM): 24 months from the date of commissioning.
Warranty storage period of the IDN.01 Tilt Angle Monitoring Module (TAMM): 36 months from the date of purchase.
