Murphy EVS-A User manual

05062
05-05-06
Section 20
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Electronic Vibration Switch (EVS)
Also available, optional internal battery powered
EVS switch model, designed for use on
ignition powered systems.
Features
•Piezoelectric-crystal internal sensor with
built-in microelectronics for reduced noise
sensitivity
•Electronically integrated output signal that
measures and trips on velocity
•Adjustable calibrated set-point controls
•Shutdown set-point measured in velocity
•Optional 4-20 mA output for continuous
monitoring capability
•Solid-state outputs for setpoint trip
•Adjustable time delay to prevent false
tripping on high-vibration start-ups or non-
repetitive transient events
•Self-test and calibration
The Electronic Vibration Switch (EVS) protects against equipment failure by monitoring velocity-based vibration
levels and providing an early warning or shutdown when abnormal vibration is detected.
The EVS product can be connected to Murphy’s TTD
™ annunciator, Centurion ™ or Millennium ™ controllers for
increased functionality. It also complements Murphy’s VS2
™ shock and excessive vibration/pulsation switch, which
is designed to detect an abnormal shock or pulsation due to equipment failure and to shutdown other equipment in
a system to prevent further damage.
The EVS product can be used on any equipment
where abnormal vibration could lead to equipment
damage, including:
•Cooling fans
•Engines
•Pumps
•Compressors
•Gear boxes
•Motors
•Generator sets
The EVS product can monitor and alert the
operator of abnormal vibration caused by a
variety of possible factors, including:
•Imbalance and misalignments
•Defective sleeve bearings
•Broken tie down bolts
•Defective ball or roller bearings
•Gear mesh
•Blade pass frequencies
•Detonation
•Broken parts
EVS Product Table
Model Power Bandwidth Analog Out Area Classification*
EVS-S 24 VDC 6-500Hz No CL I, Gr C,D, Div 2
EVS-A 24 VDC 6-500Hz Yes CL I, Gr C,D, Div 2
EVS-SB Internal Battery 6-350Hz No CL I, Gr C,D, Div 2
EVS-S-EX 24 VDC 6-500Hz No CL I, Gr C,D, Div 1
EVS-A-EX 24 VDC 6-500Hz Yes CL I, Gr C,D, Div 1
*Submitted for approval

Warranty - A limited warranty on materials and workmanship for one year is given with this FW Murphy product. A copy of the
warranty may be viewed or printed by going to www.fwmurphy.com/support/warranty.htm
Specifications
Environmental
Operating Temperature:-40°F to 185°F (-40°C and +85°C).
Humidity: 0-95% non-condensing
Vibration: 30 g’s (Mechanical stability)
Power Requirements
Murphy EVS-SB – Internal Battery Power
Battery power provided via 7.2V V lithium-Ion cell(s)
Open circuit maximum voltage of 10VDC.
Batter Life – 1 year under normal operation
Normal operation 10v> Vbat> 6.4v
Low battery mode: 5.0v< Vbat< 6.4v
System shutdown and alarm mode active below 5.0v
Murphy EVS-A, EVS-S – External DC Power
External power: 8-32 VDC
Input Current: 100mA Max
Product Accuracy
±5% of full scale at 1.5 ips and 21 deg C.
±5% Variation over temperature from 21 deg C, over
operating range..
Integration Stage End-to-End Noise: <0.01 ips RMS
Murphy EVS-S and EVS-A
±5%, at Bandwidth of 6 to 500 Hz from 50Hz calibration
point
±3dB at Bandwidth of 3 to 875 Hz, worst case
Murphy EVS-SB
±5%, at Bandwidth of 6 to 350 Hz from 50Hz calibration
point
±3dB at Bandwidth of 3 to 875 Hz, worst case
Trigger Feature
Trigger level between 0.1 and 1.5 inches per second (ips)
Peak
Trigger set with single turn adjustable PC board mount
potentiometer
PC board marked with 15 marks corresponding to 0.1 to 1.5
in 0.1 increments
Time Delay Feature
Adjustable from 0 to 10 seconds
Set with adjustable single turn PC board mount
potentiometer
PC board marked with 11 marks corresponding to 0 to 10
seconds in 1 second intervals
Output
Normally-Open and Normally-Closed outputs simultaneously
available
Open-collector outputs sink to Common Ground
50 mA sink capacity
Input voltage: 40 VDC maximum
Switch output is selectable for latched or non-latch
configurations. Reset accomplished by reset pushbutton or
external contact closure when in latch mode.
Shutdown Alarm activated on power loss
LED Outputs
Alarm LED output
Red LED
LED strobing for first 5 minutes after entering Alarm mode
Flashing thereafter until Reset activated
Strobe rate: 2mSec on, every 0.5 ±0.25 seconds
Flash rate: 2mSec on, every 6 ±1 seconds
Power LED output
Green LED
Flash Duration: 2mSec
Murphy EVS-S and EVS-A
Flash once every 6 ±1 seconds
Murphy EVS-SB
Battery status “Normal”: Flash once every 6 ±1 seconds
Battery in “Low-Battery” range: Flash once every 12±1
seconds
4-20mA output (EVS-A only)
Power obtained from power supply
Loop Resistance: 600 ohms max at 24 V and 20mA.
Current loop accuracy ±5% from internal setpoint
20 ma corresponds to 1.5 ips Peak
4 ma corresponds to 0 ips Peak
Reset
Local reset switch w/momentary contact
External reset: Available via header and will require an
external relay or pushbutton contact to ground to activate the
reset.
Activation Period: Reset must be active for 0.5 sec.
minimum to reset the switch.
Circuit Functional blocks
Charge Amp interface
- The input Transducer is an integrated PZT element for
measuring acceleration with an internal charge converter.
- Maximum G level of 13 g’s at 500hz
Bandpass Filter
- Frequency response dependent on model number (refer to
“Product Accuracy”)
Integration
- Integration to convert from G to IPS peak
Approvals
Hazardous Area approvals applied for. (refer to “Product
Table”)
NMEA 4
Product Dimensions and Sensitivity Axis