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Instrumentación | High-reliability Piezoelectric

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Meggitt HTP origins after the divestures of low temperature activities related to the Endevco brand.
In fact Meggitt Energy Equipment retained all products with operative capabilities above 260°C As a leading provider of pressure and vibration sensors for the most demanding aerospace, nuclear, turbine and industrial control measurement applications,
Meggitt’s advanced sensors are specialized to withstand the challenges of extreme environments.

Over a half century of high temperature innovation from Meggitt
– 1970’s First high temperature (900°F, 482°C ) piezoelectric crystal developed
– 1980’s First tourmaline sensor developed (1400°F, 760°C)
– 2019. Higher temp sensor developed (1500°F, 815°C)

What makes them unique in the market:

  • Long term, stable performance
  • Small size & lightweight
  • Proven, reliable design and manufacturing legacy

MEGGITT HTP | SENSORS | UNIAXIAL ACCELEROMETERS

Sensor 6233C-XX
Description
  • Piezoelectric accelerometers designed for high temperature vibration measurement of gas turbine engines
  • Temperature range: -54 a 482 ºC
  • Designed for continuous operation to +482°C with long Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF).
  • The accelerometer is a self-generating device that requires no external power source for operation
  • Frequency response +/-5% from 10 to 5000 Hz, 10 to 2500 Hz and 10 to 2000 Hz.
  • Requires the use of a charge amplifier or remote charge convertor which is designed to accept a 100 kΩ source resistance
  • Sensitivity 10 pC/g, 50 pC/g and 100 pC/g
Sensor 6237M70
Description
  • Piezoelectric accelerometers are designed specifically for use in extremely high temperature environments such as aircraft and ground-based gas turbines.
  • These accelerometers are designed for continuous operation at +650°C.
  • Temperature Range: -55 to 650 ºC.
  • Amplitude response +/-5% from 1 to 3000 Hz.
  • No external power source required.
  • Optional charge amplifier.
  • Sensitivity 10 pC/g +/-5%.
Sensor 6240M10
Description
  • Piezoelectric accelerometers are designed specifically for use in extremely high temperature environments such as aircraft and ground-based gas turbines.
  • Temperature range: -55 a 650 ºC on continous operations.
  • Designed for continous operations at 650ºC and intermittently at 760 ºC
  • Amplitude response +/-5% from 30 to 2000 Hz.
  • No external power source required.
  • Optional charge amplifier.
  • Sensitivity 5 pC/g +/-5%.
Sensor 6235M1
Description
  • Piezoelectric accelerometers are designed specifically for use in extremely high temperature environments such as aircraft and ground-based gas turbines.
  • Temperature range: -55 a 650 ºC on continous operations.
  • Designed for continous operations at 650ºC and intermittently at 760 ºC
  • Amplitude response +/-5% from 30 to 2000 Hz.
  • No external power source required.
  • Optional charge amplifier.
  • Sensitivity 5 pC/g +/-5%.
Sensor 2273AM1/AM20
Description
  • Piezoelectric accelerometers specially designed for use in nuclear-reactor-vibration and loose-parts-monitoring systems.
  • Temperature Range: -55ºC a 399 ºC
  • Frequency response +/-5% 20 a 5000 Hz
  • Frequency response +/-5% from 10 to 5000 Hz, 10 to 2500 Hz and 10 to 2000 Hz.
  • Sensitivity 10 pC/g
Sensor 2248/2248AM1
Description
  • Small piezoelectric accelerometer for shock and vibration measurement of structures subjected to very high temperatures
  • Temperature range: -54 a 482 ºC
  • Frequency response +/-5% desde 1 a 5000 Hz
  • Charge Sensitivity 3 pC/g

MEGGITT HTP | SENSORS | TRIAXIAL ACCELEROMETER

Sensor 2280
Description
  • High temperature triaxial piezoelectric accelerometer for shock and vibration measurements
  • Temperature range: -54 a 482 ºC
  • Frequency response +/-5% desde 10 a 4000 Hz
  • Charge Sensitivity 3 pC/g
Sensor 2276
Description
  • Precision piezoelectric accelerometer for shock and vibration measurement of structures subjected to very high temperatures. It is capable of operation in nuclear environments during the presence of Gamma and Neutron radiation
  • Temperature Range: -55ºC + 482 ºC
  • Amplitude Response 1 a 5000 Hz (+/-5%)
  • Frequency response +/-5% from 10 to 5000 Hz, 10 to 2500 Hz and 10 to 2000 Hz.
  • Sensitivity 10 pC/g
Sensor 2278
Description
  • Piezoelectric acclerometer to be used on nuclear applications.
  • Temperature Range: -55ºC + 650 ºC.
  • Frequency Response 1 a 4000 Hz +/-5% Hz.
  • No external power source required.
  • Sensitivity 4 pC/g.

MEGGITT HTP | SENSORS | DYNAMIC AND STATIC PRESSURE

Sensor 522M17
Description
  • High quality piezoelectric pressure sensor designed to measure small dynamic pressure fluctuations, even in the presence of high static pressure. The sensor can also operate at very high temperatures; up to +114°C continuously and up to +127°C intermittently.
  • Typical applications include: combustion monitoring, high pressure steam, propulsion testing, and gas turbine testing.
  • Resonance frequency 45 KHz
  • Vibration sensitivity 0,05 pC/g
Sensor 522M37A
Description
  • High quality piezoelectric pressure sensor designed to measure small dynamic pressure fluctuations, even in the presence of high static pressure. The sensor can also operate at very high temperatures; up to +114°C continuously and up to +127°C intermittently.
  • Inconel and stainless steel construction.
  • Common applications include: gas turbine combustion monitoring, high pressure steam and propulsion system testing. Resonance frequency, minimum 20 KHz
  • Sensitivity 17 pC/psi +/-20%
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