Emerson A6210 Emerson A6210 Emerson A6210 Emerson A6210 Emerson A6210

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Emerson A6210 Emerson A6210 Emerson A6210 Emerson A6210 Emerson A6210

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the A6210 monitor can be configured for average rod drop mode – used to monitor rider band wear in reciprocating compressors. Over time, rider bands wear in horizontal reciprocating compressors due to the force of gravity acting on the horizontally-oriented piston in the compressor cylinder. If the rider band wears beyond spec, the piston can contact the cylinder wall and cause incremental machine damage and possible failure.

By mounting at least one displacement probe to measure the piston rod position, you will receive notification when the piston drops – an indication of rider band wear. You can then set shutdown protection thresholds for automatic trip. The average rod drop parameter can be factored to represent the actual rider band wear, or with no factor applied, rod drop will represent the actual movement of the piston rod.

The CSI 6500 includes easy integration to the DeltaV and Ovation process automation systems, including pre- configured DeltaV Graphic Dynamos and Ovation Graphic Marcros to speed operator graphic development. AMS Suite provides maintenance personnel advanced predictive and performance diagnostic tools to confidently and accurately determine machine malfunctions early

• Two-channel, 3U size, 1-slot plug in module decreases cabinet space requirements in half from traditional four-channel 6U size cards
• API 670 and API 618 compliant hot swappable module
• Front and rear buffered and proportional outputs, 0/4-20 mA output, 0-10 V output
• Self-checking facilities include monitoring hardware, power input, hardware temperature, simplifies and cable
• Built-in software linearization easing sensor adjustment after installation
• Use with displacement sensor 6422, 6423, 6424 and 6425 and driver CON xxx

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