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Starch Level Measurement of Vibrating Rod Level Switch

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Introduction Activated Coke Flue Gas Desulfurization Technology is an emerging dry flue gas desulfurization method that, due to its superior performance, is gradually becoming a significant choice in China’s environmental protection sector. This technology utilizes the porous structure and strong adsorption properties of activated coke to remove sulfur dioxide (SO₂) and other harmful substances from […]

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Understanding Zero Drift in Flow Meters: Causes, Impacts, and Solutions

Flow meter /

Introduction In the flow meter industry, zero drift—also known as zero offset—is the deviation of the flow meter’s output signal from the ideal value under zero flow conditions. Addressing this phenomenon is critical to maintaining accuracy and reliability in various applications. This article explores the causes, impacts, and mitigation strategies for zero drift, complemented by

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How to Choose the Appropriate Length of a Bimetal Thermometer Based on Application Environment

Temperature transmitter /

Bimetal thermometers are widely used across various industrial and laboratory environments due to their durability, accuracy, and reliability in temperature measurement. However, the length of the thermometer probe is a critical factor influencing both measurement precision and operational convenience. Selecting the correct probe length ensures accurate readings, operational efficiency, and safety. 1. Importance of Probe

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Classification of Weighing Modules: How Much Do You Know?

Instrumentation /

Introduction Weighing modules play a critical role in various industries, enabling precise weight measurements in both static and dynamic applications. From industrial material handling to laboratory precision weighing, these modules are integral to ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and safety in operations. Understanding their classification can help professionals select the appropriate module for their specific needs. This

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Can a Mass Flow Meter Be Installed Close to a Pump?

Flow meter /

1. Introduction The installation position of a mass flow meter is a critical factor influencing its accuracy and long-term performance. In most scenarios, it is generally not recommended to install a mass flow meter close to a pump. However, in constrained environments, this might be unavoidable. This article explores the installation requirements, potential challenges of

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The Future of HMI in the Automation Industry: Is It Still Necessary?

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With the rapid advancements in automation technologies, many have begun questioning whether Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs) will remain relevant in the future. While automation and artificial intelligence are reducing the need for human intervention, HMIs are still crucial for many reasons. This article explores the evolving role of HMIs in the automation industry and examines their

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How to Select the Diaphragm for a Pressure Transmitter

Pressure Transmitter /

Selecting the appropriate diaphragm for a pressure transmitter is a critical step that directly influences the device’s measurement accuracy, stability, service life, and long-term reliability. Below are detailed guidelines to assist in the selection process: 1. Understand the Properties of the Measured Medium The characteristics of the medium to be measured play a significant role

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How to Choose the Right Instrument Material: 304 or 316 Stainless Steel?

Instrumentation /

Introduction In industrial production, selecting the right material for instruments is critical. It directly impacts equipment performance and longevity. When choosing instruments such as level meters and pressure sensors, customers often face a common dilemma: Should they choose 304 or 316 stainless steel? What are the differences between these materials, and under which conditions should

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