Bently Nevada 3500/22 138607-01 TDI Control Module

Original price was: $7,980.00.Current price is: $3,370.00.

  • Model: 3500/22 138607-01 (Transient Data Interface Main Card)
  • Brand: Bently Nevada
  • Series: 3500 Series Machinery Protection System
  • Core Function: Collects high-speed static/dynamic vibration data and manages communications between 3500 monitoring racks and System 1 software.
  • Product Type: Transient Data Interface (TDI) Main CPU Module
  • Key Specs: 10/100Base-T Ethernet Interface | High-Speed Waveform Data Capture | Direct Backplane Master
  • Condition: New Surplus / Factory Sealed
Brand: Model/SKU: 3500/22 138607-01

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Description

Product Introduction

The Bently Nevada 3500/22 138607-01 is the main front processor card for the Transient Data Interface (TDI) module, representing the modern CPU backbone for the 3500 machinery protection rack. Positioned in the dedicated RIM/TDI slot adjacent to the power supplies, this card handles system-wide configuration, event sequence logging, and high-speed data extraction. It combines the core control functions of the legacy 3500/20 RIM card with direct Ethernet data streaming capability.

Beyond basic rack management, the 138607-01 main card captures continuous steady-state and transient dynamic data (such as startup and shutdown waveforms). It streams this high-resolution diagnostic information directly over Ethernet to Bently Nevada System 1 optimization and diagnostic software. The -01 hardware assembly integrates upgraded processing hardware to ensure smooth, un-choked data pass-through even during rapid machine transient events.

 

Key Technical Specifications

Parameter Value
Part / Assembly Number 3500/22 (Main Card P/N: 138607-01)
Manufacturer Bently Nevada (Baker Hughes)
Module Type Transient Data Interface (TDI) Main Processor Card
Location in Rack Dedicated TDI/RIM Slot (Position 1 adjacent to Power Supplies)
Network Interfaces 10/100Base-T Ethernet, RS232/RS422/RS485 Serial via I/O module
Data Types Collected Static machinery values, transient dynamic waveforms, alarm event logs
Power Consumption 10.5 Watts typical
LED Indicators OK, TX/RX, Rack OK, Config OK, Flash, System Event Status
Operating Temperature -30°C to +65°C (-22°F to +149°F)
Storage Temperature -40°C to +85°C (-40°F to +185°F)
Humidity Limits 95% non-condensing
Weight 0.52 kg (1.15 lbs)

 

Application Scenarios & The “Trench” Experience

When a plant plans a major turbine startup after an overhaul, having a functional 3500/22 TDI card is non-negotiable. During a critical startup at a combined-cycle power plant, the engineering team realized their legacy RIM setup wasn’t capturing raw transient waveforms needed to analyze a severe 1X vibration spike at critical speed. They couldn’t verify if the shaft was bowing or passing through resonance safely. We rushed a 138607-01 TDI main card to the site, swapped out the older interface hardware, linked it to their System 1 server over Ethernet, and enabled real-time Bode and polar plotting just in time for the second startup roll.

  • Power Generation Plants – Steam Turbine Generator Sets – Captures critical transient vibration waveforms during machine coast-down and startup for rotordynamic analysis.
  • Petrochemical Facilities – Critical Compressor Trains – Streams high-resolution dynamic data directly into System 1 predictive maintenance software while feeding overall values to the plant DCS.
  • LNG Export Facilities – Main Refrigeration Compressors – Provides redundant Ethernet network links to monitor continuous shaft position and casing vibration trends.
  • Offshore Oil Platforms – Water Injection Pumps – Manages central rack configuration files and time-stamped alarm logging for remote diagnostic teams onshore.
3500/22 138607-01

3500/22 138607-01

3500/22 138607-01

3500/22 138607-01

Transparency SOP: Quality Assurance & Testing

We do not just ship circuit boards; we bench-test every 138607-01 TDI module inside a live 3500 chassis before it leaves our shop:

  1. Physical & Board Inspection: Audit the multi-layer PCB for hair-line trace cracks, bent edge contacts, or thermal stress on high-speed Ethernet physical layer (PHY) chips.
  2. Backplane Insertion & Handshake: Seat the 138607-01 into an active 3500/05 chassis equipped with dual power supplies and multiple 3500/42M monitoring modules.
  3. Ethernet & Software Communication Test: Link the module to a test PC via 10/100Base-T Ethernet using Bently Nevada Rack Configuration Software. Perform full configuration uploads, downloads, and IP address assignment.
  4. Transient Data Streaming Verification: Simulate active probe inputs and stream continuous dynamic waveform data to a System 1 test node for 8 hours to confirm zero packet loss or buffer overruns.
  5. Anti-Static ESD Packaging: Seal the card in static-shielding metallic bags with desiccant and pack inside custom foam-lined shipping boxes.

 

The Veteran’s Tech Trap Guide (Crucial Value-Add)

  • ⚠️ 3500/20 RIM vs. 3500/22 TDI Upgrades: Switching from an old 3500/20 RIM to a 3500/22 TDI is NOT just a card swap! The 3500/22 138607-01 card requires a matching 3500/22 rear I/O module (such as 138620-01 or 146031-01 for Ethernet/Modbus). If you plug a 3500/22 card into an old 3500/20 rear I/O module, you will bend connector pins and fault the rack.
  • Ethernet Switch Settings: Ensure your control network Ethernet switch ports are set to 100Mbps Full Duplex or auto-negotiation matching the TDI card speed. Mismatched duplex settings on the switch can cause severe data packet dropouts when streaming dynamic transient data to System 1.
  • ⚠️ Firmware Compatibility: When replacing a 138607-01 card, verify that its installed firmware revision matches your 3500 Rack Configuration Software version. A major mismatch will prevent the software from connecting to the rack until you update either the card’s firmware or your PC software.
  • Hot-Swapping Precaution: The 138607-01 card can be safely hot-swapped without interrupting the protective trip logic executed by adjacent monitor cards (like 3500/42M or 3500/40M). However, remote Ethernet monitoring and System 1 data logging will drop while the card is out.

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ for Conversion)

Q: What is the difference between part number 3500/22 and card number 138607-01?

A: “3500/22” is the overall system designation for the Transient Data Interface module assembly. “138607-01” is the specific model/part number for the main front processor circuit board itself.

Q: Can I use a 3500/22 138607-01 card without Bently Nevada System 1 software?

A: Yes. The 138607-01 card manages basic rack configuration, system resets, and serial/Ethernet Modbus communications to a DCS without needing System 1. However, you need System 1 to utilize its advanced transient waveform extraction capabilities.

Q: Can I replace an older 3500/20 RIM card with this 3500/22 TDI card directly?

A: Yes, but you must replace the rear I/O card as well to support the Ethernet hardware, and you must update your rack configuration file in the 3500 software to recognize the slot as a 3500/22 TDI.

Q: Are these cards supplied new or reconditioned?

A: We stock both New Surplus (factory sealed, unused OEM stock) and fully bench-tested re-certified units. Every unit undergoes complete functional testing on live Bently Nevada racks.

Q: What warranty comes with the 138607-01 module?

A: We back every 3500/22 138607-01 module with a full 12-month replacement warranty from the date of shipment.

Q: Why source 3500/22 cards through surplus inventory instead of factory direct?

A: Factory lead times for Bently Nevada 3500 core processing hardware can span several months. We maintain physical, bench-tested inventory ready for immediate shipment, helping you avoid costly project delays or extended machinery downtime.