PR6423/010-000-CN Emerson Epro eddy current sensor

About PR6423

The PR6423 is a non-contact eddy current transducer with a rugged construction and designed for extremely critical turbomachinery applications such as steam, gas, compressor and hydro turbomachinery, blowers and fans. The purpose of a displacement probe is to measure position or shaft movement without contacting the measured surface – the rotor. In the case of sleeve bearing machines, the shaft is separated from the bearing material by a thin film of oil. The oil acts as a dampener and therefore the vibration and position of the shaft are not transmitted through the bearing to the bearing case.

Emerson Electronic Unit Controller Introduction
The Electronic Unit Controller can be used on any condensing unit application with the appropriate sensors and relays that are factory installed on the condensing unit. This document will explain how Electronic Unit Controllers affect the installation process and how they can assist in troubleshooting.

Eddy current sensor

Non-contact sensor designed for critical turbomachinery applications such as steam, gas and hydro turbines, compressors, gearboxes, pumps and fans to measure radial and axial shaft dynamic displacement; position, eccentricity and speed.

Sensor Signal Converter designed for critical turbo machinery applications such as steam, gas and hydro turbines, compressors, pumps and fans to measure radial and axial shaft displacement, position, eccentricity and speed/key

Measuring systems with eddy current transducers serve the measurement of mechanical quantities, such as shaft vibration and shaft displacement. Applications with such systems can be found in different industrial areas and laboratories. Due to the contactless measuring principle, small dimensions, a rugged construction and the endurance against aggressive media, this type of sensor is optimally suitable for the use at all kind of turbo machines.

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