Description
The MPS-1000 is exceptionally powerful, offering users the following data for assessment:
- Minimum detectable limit for ferromagnetic (Fe) particles: 40μm
- Minimum detectable limit for non-ferromagnetic (NFe) particles: 150μm
- Five to eight customizable size bands for both Fe and NFe particles
- Accumulating counts of particles in each size band for Fe and NFe
- Total accumulated counts of Fe and NFe particles
- Concentration of Fe and NFe particles in ppm (mg/L) per minute
- Mass of Fe and NFe particles in μg/h
- Lubricant flow rate (m/s)
- Internal sensor temperature (°C)
- Total operating time (seconds)
By continuously monitoring the generation of wear debris and accurately analyzing increases in particle numbers within each size band, along with changes in concentration and mass over time, the MPS-1000 enables a clear and accurate understanding of equipment wear conditions. It alerts users to early signs of equipment failure or malfunction, allowing for more cost-effective maintenance measures compared to traditional scheduled inspection routines.
- Rugged and robust with state-of-the-art design
- Effective recognition of 40μm Fe and 150μm NFe particles
- Sixteen editable size bands
- Output of particle concentration in ppm/mass
- Data output for flow rate, temperature, and operational time
- Early detection of abnormal wear, safeguarding valuable assets
- Immunity to interference from external metals and magnetic fields
- Unaffected by bubbles or moisture in the oil
- Rapid response with continuous data accumulation
- Excellent chemical corrosion resistance and pressure tolerance
- No moving parts or consumables, designed for a 10-year lifespan
- 5kV isolated RS485 communication
Detection capability | Ferromagnetic particles (Fe): |
> 40μm (ESD), customizable five to eight size bands | |
Non-ferromagnetic particles (NFe): | |
> 150μm (ESD), customizable five to eight size bands | |
Statistical period | Initial self-check cycle of 30 seconds, followed by continuous data accumulation |
Particle count | Max100 particles/second |
Permissible flow rate | 0.2 … 8.9 L/m(0.15 … 2.9m/s) |
Pipe specification | Φ8mm |
Digital output | RS485 MODBUS RTU,isolation voltage 2.5kv |
Operating voltage | DC 12~30V±10%,< 200mA |
Probe pressure resistance | 10bar Max |
Suitable fluids | Lubricating and hydraulic oils (synthetic and mineral-based) |
Fluid temperature | -20 … 80 ℃ |
Ambient temperature | -20 … 85 ℃ |
Housing material | 316 stainless steel, T6061 anodized aluminum |
Dimensions | 108*70*80 mm (L*W*H) |
Thread interface | M14*1.5 (customizable) |
Weight | <1.0 kg |
Protection class | IP65 |
Connection cable | 2-meter M8-6 pin straight head |
EMC compliance | EN 61326-1, EN 61326-2-3, ICES-003 Class B |
Explosion-proof certification | Ex ib IIC T4 Gb (optional) |
The MPS-1000 incorporates two sets of high-performance, reverse-wound excitation coils and two sets of high-performance sensing coils. Both sets of coils operate at resonance. When metal particles pass through the pipeline, changes in magnetic flux from the excitation coil are detected by the sensing coil. This signal undergoes processing through high-sensitivity sampling units, band-pass filters, phase and amplitude comparison units, signal amplification, low-pass filters, and signal extraction units to capture and report metal particle signals in real-time.
It has achieved detection capabilities for 40μm iron particles (Fe) and 150μm non-iron particles (NFe).
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