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Tuesday, June 26, 2007 - 10:30 AM
NDE1.4

Autonomous High-Temperature Bearing Sensors for Prognostics

R. Draney, S. Marble, Sentient Corporation, Idaho Falls, ID

Accurate estimates of component health are required for successful Condition Based Maintenance (CBM).  A sensor used to provide diagnostic indication for bearings is presented.  The sensor is designed to operate in a high temperature environment while providing both temperature and vibration data wirelessly.  Size, power, temperature, and communication requirements are discussed.  Promising solutions are outlined.

Summary: Accurate estimates of component health are required for successful Condition Based Maintenance (CBM). A sensor used to provide diagnostic indication for bearings is presented. The sensor is designed to operate in a high temperature environment while providing both temperature and vibration data wirelessly. Size, power, temperature, and communication requirements are discussed. Promising solutions are outlined.