Supply in Kazakhstan
KEG TRK supplies vibration monitoring and analysis solutions (Bently Nevada) across Kazakhstan: Almaty, Astana, Karaganda, Ust-Kamenogorsk, Aktobe and other regions. Official warranty, monitoring system design, installation, commissioning and personnel training.
Mining equipment
Key features
Applications and resources
Industry solutions, landing pages and articles about 3500/22M — Transient Data Interface (TDI)
Where it is used
Typical tasks
- Event and trip recording
- Transient analysis
- Fault diagnostics
- Expert-level analysis
Integrated monitoring: ultrasonic diagnostics · motor monitoring · implementation services
Description
The Bently Nevada 3500/22M Transient Data Interface (TDI) captures high-speed transient data within the 3500 monitoring system. It records detailed vibration data during transient events — startup, shutdown, load changes — for later analysis, with up to 4 channels and up to 1024 samples per revolution.
Key features
- Transient event recording
- High-speed data acquisition
- Up to 4 simultaneous channels
- Trigger-based capture
- System 1 integration
Applications
- Event and trip recording
- Transient analysis
- Fault diagnostics
- Expert-level analysis
Supply in Kazakhstan
KEG TRK supplies, commissions and supports 3500/22M with System 1 integration across Kazakhstan.
Technical specifications
| channels | Up to 4 channels per module |
| sampleRate | Up to 1024 samples/revolution |
| trigger | Multiple trigger conditions |
| communication | Ethernet 10/100 Base-T |
| Bently Nevada part number | 3500/22M |
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Manufacturer
Bently Nevada
Transient Data Interface for high-speed capture of vibration and machinery events
Key specifications
- channels
- Up to 4 channels per module
- sampleRate
- Up to 1024 samples/revolution
- trigger
- Multiple trigger conditions
- communication
- Ethernet 10/100 Base-T
- Bently Nevada part number
- 3500/22M
Official supplier in Kazakhstan
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