Metallic Contamination Sensor - MCS 1000

The Metallic Contamination Sensor MCS 1000 monitors metallic particle contamination in lubrication fluid. Indeed, it detects the particles by inductive measurement in which a coil system is the core element of the sensor.

Furthermore, it detects metallic particles (ferromagnetic and non-ferromagnetic) in the > 100 µm size range. The MCS 1000 continuously monitors the condition of the system and provides information on any early-stage damage. The sensor is, therefore, a reliable tool for condition-based maintenance.

What's more, it possesses certification from Germanischer Lloyd Industrial Service.

Features:

• An early detection of impending damage to gears
• It prevents costly plant downtime
• It is also the perfect complement to optical sensors
• The measurement of metallic particles (ferromagnetic Fe and nonferromagnetic nFe) > 100 µm
• The air bubbles or liquid contamination in the fluid don't affect the measurement result
• Moreover, the condition monitoring systems in wind power plants with GL certifications don't lose it. Indeed, the component itself has certification; so, if the MCS 1000 is built into the system after certification, it will keep it.

Specifications:

• Flow rate: 10 ... 200 l/min
• Operating pressure: max. 20 bar
• A simple integration of the sensor in the system through the availability of different adapters.