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| How to Stop a Speeding Railcar: System-Critical Instrumentation |
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It’s pretty obvious what you need to stop a speeding railcar carrying a 64-ton load (the 2001 average, according to the Association of American Railroads). You need brakes. Very good brakes, on all eight wheels. You also need topnotch instrumentation to ensure that those brakes are doing exactly what they’re supposed to do, all at the same time.
Our rugged, portable Model SC3000 Transducer Indicator/Signal Conditioner helps railroad industry leaders check the braking capacity of every wheel on every railcar they load. And it’s just one member of our family of tough, highly reliable instruments. They’ve been helping a broad spectrum of industries manage test and measurement data for the past 25 years.
We build some of the world’s best instruments, and we service everything we sell. When the system is critical, you can rely on Honeywell Sensotec.
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Model SC3000 Transducer Indicator/Signal Conditioner
This rugged, portable instrument is built and packaged to take the knocks and shocks of frequent shipping as well as the tough, dirty environment of rail yards and manufacturing facilities. Designed for ease of use, the SC3000 offers Plug & Play technology for self-calibration and easy setup, 14 load cells and 14 channels, the ability to view each channel’s data individually, and a math function that sums the data and delivers a single AAR-compliant performance specification for each railcar’s brake system.
Eight of the 14 load cells are embedded in mock brake shoes that mount on the railcar wheel and measure the hydraulic brake-shoe force. The ninth load cell measures hydraulic pressure required to generate the braking force, and the tenth measures mechanical pressure applied by the emergency brake.
And you’ve got extra capacity: We’ll configure the remaining four sensors and channels to handle any other measurement you want to make.
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Instrumentation All-Stars
We’ve got one of the world’s largest families of test and measurement instrumentation. And as always, if you don’t see exactly what you want, we’ll build you a batch, or just one-whatever works for your business.
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Model SC500 Transducer Indicator/Conditioner
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Model SC500
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We doubt
you’ll find another microprocessor-based transducer
indicator/conditioner out there that can give you small
size (1/8 DIN metal case), choice of three transducer
inputs (strain gage, high level or LVDT), four virtual
channels, and a display with large, bright digits. Plus,
the Model SC500 features Plug & Play technology, so
it automatically self-calibrates and then interrogates
each sensor-a big headache-reliever if your test and
measurement setup requires dozens-or hundreds-of sensors.
If you like, we’ll calibrate the virtual channels for
your specific application by using Sensecode, our proprietary
software language-which will save you time, money, and
hassles because you won’t need to install, program,
and connect sensors to a separate PC. Plus, for easy
use anywhere in the world, The SC500 comes with a DC
power supply that plugs directly into the wall and adapts
to AC via interchangeable plugs.
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SC500 Features
Alarm Configurations
Tare Features
Valley or Peak Detection (Hi-Lo Capture)(Per Input Channel)
SC500 vs. SC2000
Remote Setup
Remote Digital Function Inputs
Auto Zero Function
Alarms and Relays
Selectable Frequency Response and Filtering
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| Model GM Single-Channel Signal Conditioner/Indicator |
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Think you’ve got to be stuck with slow
speed if you choose a lower cost panel meter? Not so. With
our Model GM full-function signal conditioner, amplifier,
and power supply, you get a pure analog signal path that maintains
high throughput for an output speed of 250 Hz. You also get
standard 4 ½ -digit resolution; shunt calibration; a full
range of options like peak/hold, track/hold, and dual limits;
and a large, bright, easily readable display.
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Model TS Strain-Gage Transducer Simulator
This self-sufficient little workhorse
runs without batteries-its excitation voltage is supplied
by the instrument that it’s testing or calibrating.
The Model TS simulates a 350 Ohm or a 5000 Ohm strain-gage
transducer bridge to help you measure pressure, force,
torque, or weight. Transducer sensitivities range from
0.5 to 10 mV/V.
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| Model
VM 110 and VM 120 Vibration Meter Kit |
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If you need battery-powered portability when using your MA Series accelerometer to measure vibration, take a look at this pair. They’ll give you RMS and peak measurements of acceleration, velocity, and displacement-and you can flip a switch to filter high frequencies.
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Instrumentation Selection Chart
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DIN Rail Mount In-Line Amplifiers
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Easily set up and calibrated, these amplifiers give you handy front access for making electrical connections and adjustments, whether for strain gage transducers or AC LVDTs. All models include RFI and ESD protection. Five models (Models DV-05, DA-05, DV-10, DLD-VH, & DLD-CH) offer a spectrum of span adjustments.
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Models NK and HH Portable Instruments
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When you’re heading way out in the field and need a portable calculator or readout device, take one of these rugged models along. You’ll get quick field setup and minimal warm-up with both the Model NK (4 ½ digit accuracy) or the HH (3 ½ digit accuracy).
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| SC2000 Transducer Indicator/Conditioner |
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The microprocessor-based SC 2000
gives you four physical channels plus eight virtual
channels in a DIN aluminum bench-top chassis. Use it
with unamplified strain-gage transducers that have our
Signature Calibration Module installed and this instrument
will completely self-calibrate zero, span, linearity,
decimal point, and engineering units.
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