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The Role of Instrumentation in Chemical Plants: The Nervous System of Modern Industry

Industrial instrumentation serves as the “eyes” and “nerves” of automation systems in chemical plants. From real-time monitoring and signal transmission to precision control, instruments are the backbone of safe, efficient, and intelligent manufacturing. This article explores five critical dimensions in which instrumentation plays a pivotal role—safety defense, process control, maintenance innovation, cost optimization, and decision […]

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Checklist and Installation Guidelines for Pressure Instruments

This guide summarizes key field requirements for the installation and inspection of pressure instruments, following common industrial standards. 1. Installation Requirements Vertical Mounting: Vibration-resistant pressure gauges must be installed in a vertical orientation. Support Height: For pressure or differential pressure transmitters, the mounting pillar should be 1.2 meters tall. Capillary Tubes: Capillaries should be bundled

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Classification Standards for Metrology Institutions: Evaluation Criteria and Application Scenarios

The classification of metrology institutions refers to the hierarchical management of organizations engaged in measurement and calibration services. This system is designed to facilitate effective regulation, guidance, and assessment of these institutions. The classification standards involve a range of factors, including industry regulations, legal frameworks, administrative practices, and technical competency. Key Evaluation Factors for Classification

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Maintenance Guidelines for Variable Area (Rotameter) Flow Meters

1. Key Maintenance Procedures for Rotameter Flow Meters 1.1 Pre-Maintenance Preparations Process Coordination: Coordinate with the process department and obtain written approval. Verify that maintenance operations will not disrupt production or introduce safety risks. Risk Assessment and Protection: Assess the corrosiveness, flammability, pressure, and temperature of the process medium. Wear appropriate PPE such as anti-corrosion

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Should Fusible Plugs Be Used in Emergency Shut-off Valves in Chemical Plants?

1. Function of Fusible PlugsFusible plugs are temperature-sensitive safety components made from low-melting-point alloys. When ambient temperature exceeds a predefined threshold (typically 70–200°C), the plug melts and triggers the emergency shut-off valve (ESV) to close automatically. This serves to: Prevent hazardous media leaks during fire or extreme heat; Protect equipment from thermal damage or explosion;

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Standard Installation and Inspection Guidelines for Temperature Instruments

1. Installation Orientation and Mechanical Requirements Vertical Pipeline Installation:Temperature instruments mounted on vertical pipelines must be installed at a 45° angle against the flow direction to ensure accurate temperature sensing and avoid measurement distortion caused by stagnant flow zones. Mounting Nozzle Length Standard: For flange ratings 150LB, use a 150 mm long nozzle. For 300LB

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The Difference Between Ambient Temperature and Process Temperature

In various industrial and scientific contexts, understanding the distinction between ambient temperature and process temperature is crucial. These two terms refer to different temperature measurements, each playing a distinct role in the operation, performance, and safety of equipment and processes. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the differences and their respective importance. What is Ambient Temperature?

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Best Practices for Alarm Setpoint Configuration and Management in DCS Systems

Alarm management is a critical aspect of ensuring the safe and stable operation of Distributed Control Systems (DCS) in chemical and process industries. This document outlines key principles and best practices for alarm setpoint configuration, grading, and optimization based on industry standards and operational experience. 1. Alarm Setpoint Fundamentals Alarm values must be configured within

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Reliable Level Measurement in Biomass Fuel Bins: Why 80GHz Radar Technology Excels in Dusty, Humid Conditions

As biomass fuels like Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) briquettes become increasingly popular for sustainable energy, accurate and maintenance-free level measurement in buffer bins and metering hoppers has become a significant challenge. These storage vessels are typically exposed to high levels of fine dust and moisture vapor, creating harsh conditions that can overwhelm traditional level sensors.

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