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Analysis of the causes of no transmission in temperature transmitter

I. Temperature transmitter amplification effect Sensors and transmitters play a pivotal role in the field of instrumentation and industrial automation. Unlike sensors, transmitters can not only convert non-electrical quantities into measurable electrical quantities, but also generally have a certain amplification effect. Thermocouple temperature transmitters are generally composed of reference source, cold end compensation, amplifier unit, […]

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How to choose the location of the pressure measuring hole on a horizontal or inclined pipeline, and explain the reasons?

Installation method of pressure measuring point on horizontal or inclined pipeline: For gas medium, a small amount of condensate in the gas should be able to flow back to the pipeline smoothly, so as not to cause measurement error due to entering the measuring pipeline and instrument, so the pressure tapping port should be in

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Detailed Comparison Between Slip-On Flanges and Weld-Neck Flanges

Flanges are essential components used to connect pipes, valves, pumps, and other equipment in a piping system. Two common types are slip-on flanges (commonly referred to as SO flanges) and weld-neck flanges (WN flanges). They differ significantly in terms of structure, welding methods, mechanical properties, and applications. This article provides a detailed analysis of these

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How to Choose the Right Solenoid Valve for a Chemical Plant

Solenoid valves are essential components in many industrial systems, including chemical plants. These valves are controlled by electric current, which powers a coil (known as a solenoid) to generate a magnetic field. This magnetic field moves a plunger that opens or closes the valve, controlling the flow of liquids or gases. In chemical plants, solenoid

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The Management of Self-Control Rates in Industrial Automation

Introduction Industrial automation is a cornerstone of a company’s competitive advantage, directly influencing safety and efficiency. Among the critical aspects of automation management is the self-control utilization rate, which measures the degree to which automated systems are deployed effectively in production processes. While management tools such as inspections, rankings, and performance evaluations are commonly applied,

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Can an Absolute Pressure Gauge (0–100 kPa) Measure Negative Pressure?

Pressure measurement is an essential part of many industrial and scientific processes. Depending on the type of pressure gauge, measurements are made relative to different reference points: absolute vacuum, atmospheric pressure, or a sealed reference chamber. The question arises: can an absolute pressure gauge with a range of 0–100 kPa be used to measure negative

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Understanding and Overcoming Common Misconceptions About Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES)

With the advancement of Industry 4.0 and the rise of smart manufacturing, Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) have become a focal point for enterprises seeking to optimize operations and improve efficiency. Despite their growing importance, MES systems are often misunderstood, leading to challenges during deployment. This article aims to clarify some common misconceptions about MES and

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Working Principles and Types of Combustible and Toxic Gas Detectors

Gas detectors play a crucial role in ensuring safety by identifying potentially hazardous gases in various environments. This article explores the working principles and types of detectors for both combustible and toxic gases. 1. Combustible Gas Detectors Combustible gas detectors are essential for monitoring environments prone to flammable gases. Common types include catalytic combustion, semiconductor,

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Selecting a Temperature Transmitter: A Comprehensive Guide

Selecting the right temperature transmitter is critical to ensuring accurate and reliable temperature measurements in various industrial and commercial applications. This guide provides a detailed overview of the parameters to consider and the steps involved in the selection process. 1. Key Parameters for Selection 1.1 Measurement Range Choose a transmitter with a measurement range that

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