Bently Nevada ORBIT 60 SERIES Condition Monitoring Module

Description

Orbit 60 Series is the future of machinery asset protection, condition monitoring and advanced diagnostics. 

Look beyond just protection.Orbit 60 Series is Bently Nevada’s next generation of machinery

protection and condition monitoring designed to be the most advanced system for all your critical machinery assets,

as well as your plantwide assets, across a wide range of industrial applications.

Orbit 60 Series is built on a fully distributable architecture that allows you to monitor

all your assets regardless of complexity or location and is intrinsically cyber secure.

When combined with System 1 condition monitoring and diagnostics software,

Orbit 60 Series will provide users the ability to create proactive maintenance and

fleet management programs for maximum productivity and cost reduction.

Orbit 60 is not just the result of 60 years of know-how.

It’s the result of more than 200 focused customer engagements where we asked you

directly what you needed in a new platform.

You told us clearly your three biggest requirements:

A cybersecure solution for both machinery protection and condition monitoring.

A solution that satisfied the needs of not just machinery engineers,

but the OT and IT worlds in which data must move.

A reduction in installation costs by allowing more flexibility in where

the system was located and how many wires had to be pulled.

An easier and more cost-effective way to integrate process data into the machinery

monitoring ecosystem while delivering machinery data to the process control and monitoring ecosystem.

The CMM listens to all information within the system, including all measurements,

waveforms, digital transducer signals,system controls, status information,

system configuration information, process data from external systems, 

and alarm and events logs. It only listens, with no capability to write,

allowing interface to System 1 over the business networks,

with no risk to the protection system.

Each module occupies two slots within the system.

Placing multiple CMM modules allows the connection of two

independent System 1 clients to the Orbit 60 System.

Data is transferred to System 1 continuously, but in the event the

connection is lost or System 1 is not utilized, non-volatile storage

buffers historical data until the information is off-loaded to the

host software. System 1 can configure the CMM module to

extract additional measurements and waveforms from system sensor data.