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DN25 Coriolis Mass flowmeter

Coriolis Mass flowmeter Model: ZE-CGQ-025LAW1S1.6IF0.2D Micro bend type sensor Flanged connection: DIN 2501 DN25mm PN16 RF Flow range: Max. 300-8000kg/hr Accuracy: 0.2%, Max. pressure: 1.6MPa Process temperature: -50 to 125℃, Sensor tubes and: SS316L, flanges and spliter SS304 Integral type transmitter Power supply: 230VAC 50/60HZ II 2G Exdb IIB/IIC T*Gb , ATEX and IECEX approved […]

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DN1400 mm MIK-LDG Insertion type electromagnetic flowmeter

·         MIK-LDG Insertion type electromagnetic flowmeter ·         Pipe size: DN1400 mm ·         Nominal Pressure: 16 bar ·         Accuracy: 1.5% ·         Probe: Polyurethane ·         Electrode: Hastelloy C ·         IP 67 ·        Voltage  380/220 Vac /50 Hz ·         4-20 mA output ·         Flowmetre for raw water from the government irrigation agency

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2” ANSI B16.5 300LB RF Coriolis Mass flowmeter

Coriolis Mass flowmeter Model: ZE-CGQ-050LCW1H300IF0.1D Micro bend type sensor Flanged connection: 2” ANSI B16.5 300LB RFFlow range: Max. 10-24ton/hrAccuracy: 0.1%,Max. pressure: 5MPaProcess temperature: -50 to 350℃,Sensor tubes and: SS316L, flanges and spliter SS316L Remote type transmitter with 5m cables Power supply: 230VAC 50/60HZ II 2G Exdb IIB/IIC T*Gb , ATEX and IECEX approved for hazardous

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How much do you know about Industrial Ethernet? Overview of commonly used industrial Internet protocols: EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, ModBus TCP

Industrial Ethernet is an industrial-grade communication network based on IEEE 802.3 (Ethernet) technology. In response to the actual needs of low latency and massive connections in industrial application scenarios, it has made a series of necessary improvements and expansions on the basis of traditional Ethernet to meet the special requirements of real-time, reliability and security

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Conversion relationship between commonly used pressure units kilopascal (kPa), megapascal (MPa), psi, bar (bar) and “kg”, pressure/pressure unit conversion

In physics, Force and Pressureare two different concepts. Pressure refers to the pressure on an object per unit area, and is used to express the effect of pressure. The greater the pressure, the more obvious the effect of pressure. The formula for calculating pressure: p=F/S Among them: p represents pressure, F represents vertical force (pressure),

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The Vanguard of Industry: Top 10 Automation Companies Redefining Global Manufacturing with PLC Solutions

In the dynamic landscape of modern industry, where Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) serve as the backbone of automation systems, efficiency, precision, and progress are paramount. As the world continues its march towards a future defined by interconnected smart systems and streamlined operations, the role of automation companies, with PLC integration at their core, becomes increasingly

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Quick differentiation between common instrument electrical interfaces M20×1.5 and 1/2″NPT

The electrical interfaces of field instruments have many specifications and sizes depending on the manufacturer and application scenarios… Domestic and foreign, metric, imperial, sealed and non-sealed, who is not confused when encountering them? This article mainly introduces the two specifications of M20×1.5 and 1/2″NPT that are often encountered by instrument engineers and are easily confused.

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Why do flowmeters require low flow cutoff? What is the appropriate low flow cutoff value?

When there is no medium flow, the flow meter may produce small flow fluctuations due to some reasons, such as pipe vibration, installation stress, electromagnetic interference, or medium disturbance caused by changes in working conditions. The flow meter sensor is prone to introduce false interference signals. Measured values, these “false flow” cannot truly reflect the

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Many instrument workers do not pay attention to the precautions when using signal tubes!

When electrical instrument workers (especially maintenance electricians, instrument workers, etc.) perform control panel wiring, troubleshooting, and maintenance, the most indispensable thing is the line number tube. In the process of wiring electrical instruments, wire tubes are an indispensable and important component. Mature wiring technology is certainly inseparable from wire number tubes, but in actual application,

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