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The Bently Nevada 3500/44M 176449-03 is an aeroderivative gas turbine vibration monitor designed for the 3500 series machinery protection system. It provides continuous monitoring of vibration signals to help protect critical gas turbine equipment from abnormal operating conditions and unexpected failures.

With advanced signal processing and dependable performance, the Bently Nevada 3500/44M 176449-03 supports reliable machinery diagnostics and enhances operational safety in demanding industrial environments.

Accurate vibration monitoring for gas turbines

Designed for Bently Nevada 3500 systems

Continuous machinery protection and diagnostics

Reliable performance in industrial environments

Supports critical rotating equipment monitoring

Aeroderivative gas turbines

Power generation plants

Oil & gas industry

Industrial rotating machinery protection systems

Brand Bently Nevada

Model 3500/44M

Part Number 176449-03

Product Type Vibration Monitor

System 3500 Machinery Protection System

Function Turbine vibration monitoring

Summary: ABB Group launched its electric vehicle fast charging network technology at the Automation World Forum held in Beijing on the 23rd. This technology can reduce the charging time of electric vehicles from 8 hours to 15 to 30 minutes, and is expected to be promoted in global markets including China in the future.

Swiss ABB Group, a leading global power and automation technology giant, launched the latest technologies, products, and solutions such as electric vehicle charging technology, high-efficiency energy-saving motors, and smart grids at the Automation World Forum held in Beijing on the 23rd. Among them, the group's electric vehicle fast charging network technology is particularly eye-catching, which can reduce the charging time of electric vehicles from 8 hours to 15 to 30 minutes, and is expected to be promoted in global markets including China in the future.

According to a report by China Securities Journal on May 24th, analysts believe that the project has broken through the biggest technological bottleneck of new energy vehicles and has epoch-making significance for the automotive industry. Boosted by favorable performance and new technologies, ABB's stock price on the New York Stock Exchange has risen by 4.8% since the beginning of this year.

ABB Group's Head of Market and Customer Solutions and member of the Group Executive Committee, Shu Ruige, introduced that ABB has recently built the world's first national electric vehicle charging network in Estonia, with 165 fast charging stations set up on highways and urban areas throughout the country. Fast charging stations are located in urban areas and main roads throughout the country, and can complete vehicle charging in 15 to 30 minutes, far less than the 8 hours required by traditional charging methods.

With the continuous growth of the global number of electric vehicles, electric vehicle related concept stocks have been rising all the way. As of the close on the 22nd, Tesla Inc. (TSLA), the only publicly traded electric vehicle manufacturer in the United States, has seen its stock price soar 156% to $87 this year. Renowned hedge fund Long Board Asset Management has released a report stating that it strongly favors the company and expects its stock price to soar to $100 within 18 months and $200 within five years. Tesla expects its Model S electric vehicle shipments to reach a record high of 20000 units in 2013.

The sales of electric vehicles have driven the market demand for charging solutions, which require the installation of more complex monitoring systems and software support technologies for the power grid. According to Parker Research, electric vehicle charging stations will grow exponentially in the coming years, with global sales reaching 1.6 million units by 2015. At present, the biggest obstacle to the popularization of electric vehicles is the long charging time. Analysts believe that ABB's latest fast charging technology is expected to break through this bottleneck and usher the electric vehicle industry into a new era.

ABB has been committed to seeking fast charging solutions for electric vehicles since 2011. In July of that year, ABB acquired Epyon, a Dutch based company that was an early leader in global electric vehicle charging infrastructure solutions, focusing on DC fast charging stations and networked charging software businesses. The company's DC fast charging station has been in operation since May 2010, which can shorten the charging time to 15 minutes, while using standard AC charging equipment generally requires 6 to 8 hours of charging. Epyon's devices and software can also enable charging stations to monitor charging status and demand, achieve billing and management functions.

Shuruige announced on the 23rd that ABB plans to promote this technology to global markets, including China. ABB holds an open attitude towards the distribution channels of fast charging stations, which can directly provide products and solutions, or cooperate with local distributors or system integrators.

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