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Instruments are regularly lubricated and protected against corrosion

The lubrication cycle should be determined according to the specific situation and mainly includes the following parts: 1. Pneumatic cam deflection valves, pneumatic ball valves, pneumatic butterfly valves, and rotating parts of electric actuators; 2. Protection box, door shaft of the insulation box, and fastening bolts of the junction box; 3. Bolts and nuts for

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Things to note before installing the instrument

1. Before installing the instrument, the process pipeline should be purged to prevent ferromagnetic substances retained in the pipeline from adhering to the instrument, affecting the performance of the instrument or even damaging the instrument. If unavoidable, a magnetic filter should be installed at the inlet of the instrument. The instrument itself does not participate

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Is the correct grounding of the electromagnetic flowmeter necessary to be set separately?

In the industrial field, electromagnetic flowmeters are widely used, such as flow measurement of circulating water pipelines, fresh water pipelines, and salty sewage pipelines in refinery process units; flow measurement of medium pipelines such as concentrated sulfuric acid, dilute sulfuric acid, and intermediate acids in alkylation units. Flow measurement of pipelines such as alkali liquid

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MASS FLOW METER VERIFICATION REGULATION—Zero Instrument Standards

MAIN CONTENTS This company standards set rules for the mass flow meter’s product classification, technical requirements, testing methods, inspection rules and marks, packing, transportation and storage. The standards are applicable to the mass flow meter measuring liquid in the pipe with pressure. NORMATIVE REFERENCES Some basic rules and terms of the following documents are recommended

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What is the biggest difference between DCS and PLC?

How to choose between a programmable logic controller (PLC) and a decentralized control system (DCS) requires a detailed analysis of the specific situation, because different application scenarios have different requirements for the control system. PLC 1. From switching control to sequence control and transportation processing, it is a multi-function such as continuous PID control from

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These are the three main ways in which meters can be effectively protected against lightning

Most modern measuring instruments with microelectronic devices as the core, can withstand the voltage is very low, and most of the distribution of the instrument is scattered, the installation in many places is open air, so the instrument is greatly increased by the possibility of lightning damage. At present, the main way to prevent lightning

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Why does the transmitter use 4-20mA? Why choose 4-20mA instead of 0-20mA?

It is common in industry to measure various non-electrical physical quantities, such as temperature, pressure, speed, angle, etc., which need to be converted into analog electrical signals before they can be transmitted to a control room or display device hundreds of meters away. This device that converts physical quantities into electrical signals is called a

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