Atec Baker-EXP4000 - Manual (Page 4)

Bearings
and units
Seals
Lubrication
systems
Mechatronics Services
Baker Instrument Company, an SKF Group Company
4812 McMurry Avenue, Fort Collins, CO 80525
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Technical specifications Benefits
Voltage Unbalance • Power Quality •
Voltage THD • Poorly performing transformers •
Current THD • Connection issues •
Negative Sequence Impedance • Rotor •
Speed calculation • -Cracked bars
% Load & % Efficiency • -Poor welds
Spectrum Voltage • -Broken bars
Spectrum Current • -Eccentricity
Current Level • Load Issues •
Effective Service Factor • -Over load
Power details • -Process
Continuous acquisition • Mechanical •
O-Scope • -Bearing faults
Auto Phasing • -Miss alignment
Auto testing including timer function • -Fan unbalances
One button testing • -Belt frequencies
Bearing check • -Worn Impellars
Startup Transient Voltage • -Gear mesh frequencies
Startup Current • VFD •
Startup Torque •
Torque Spectrum •
Torque Time Waveform •
Efficiency Estimation •
-Power quality
-Shorted IGBT’s
-Feedback loop
-Process information
-Tuning/Setup
Soft Start •
-Tuning/Setup
-Troubleshooting
Energy Assesment •
Specifications
Input Power 110-250 VAC, 50/60 Hz integrated power
supply
Maximum Rated
Measurement/Testing
Voltage
1,000 V AC, 500 V DC
Current Transformers
(all portable)
0-10 A, 0-150 A, 1-1,000 A, 0-3,000 A
Connections – Amphenol
military spec twist type
Power entry module (1)
Portable voltage connection (1)
Portable current connection (1)
EP Port (1)
Vibration sensor connection (1)
Computer specifications 40 GB – 4,200 rpm or better
512 MB - 2GB installed RAM
Battery or AC power operated
Software Platform: Microsoft Windows XP,
Professional, Windows 7 or better
USB 2.0
Weight 15 lbs
Industrial standards NEMA MG-1
IEEE 519
EN61000-2-2
EN 61000-2-7
VDE 839-2-2
VDE 839 -2-2