Pressure Transmitter

Introduction A pressure sensor is a measuring device that detects pressure and converts the sensed information into an electrical signal or another required output format. This allows for data transmission, processing, storage, display, recording, and control. However, during operation, pressure sensors may encounter malfunctions that affect their performance. This article discusses common issues and their […]

When selecting a pressure sensor, several important questions are often raised regarding its operating environment. Questions such as: “What is the working environment for your pressure sensor?” “What is the temperature range of the measured medium?” and “What is the environmental humidity where the pressure sensor will operate?” These questions are essentially asking about the

Pressure sensors play a crucial role in various engineering applications, directly impacting measurement accuracy and project timelines. With a wide variety of pressure sensors available on the market today, choosing the right one based on the specific measurement purpose, the medium being measured, and the environmental conditions is essential for any engineering project. Understanding the

  Do not use voltage higher than 36V on the transmitter, as it may cause damage. Avoid touching the transmitter’s diaphragm with hard objects, as this could damage the isolation diaphragm. The measured medium should not freeze, as the freezing may damage the isolation diaphragm of the sensor, leading to transmitter failure. When measuring steam

When dealing with pressure gauge disassembly and installation, one common question arises: Does this process involve instrument piping or process piping? The answer depends on the specific application and installation method of the pressure gauge. To clarify this, let’s break down the differences between instrument piping and process piping and determine which category pressure gauge

When measuring gas pressure, the pressure tapping point should be located in the upper part of the process pipeline. When measuring liquid pressure, the pressure tapping point should be located in the lower part of the process pipeline, within a 0-45° angle from the horizontal centerline of the pipeline. When measuring steam pressure, the pressure

Introduction With the continuous advancement of industrial automation technology, Distributed Control Systems (DCS) have become the preferred control platform for many complex and continuous production processes. One of the most critical steps in implementing a DCS is configuration, which directly impacts the system’s stability and reliability. DCS configuration, in simple terms, refers to setting up

Introduction Fire protection in modern buildings primarily relies on water-based suppression systems. A well-functioning fire protection water supply system is critical to minimizing casualties and property loss in the event of a fire. Ensuring the system operates effectively requires continuous monitoring of water pressure across the network. With the advancement of the Internet of Things

Pressure transmitters play a crucial role in industrial and scientific applications by converting pressure into measurable electrical signals. They rely on various sensor types, each with unique working principles, strengths, and applications. Below, we explore the most common types of sensors used in pressure transmitters. 1. Strain Gauge Pressure Sensor The strain gauge pressure sensor

Contact the process team and obtain permission. Confirm that disassembly will not trigger other interlock actions. Process the work ticket according to regulations. Conduct a risk analysis regarding the medium, pressure, temperature, etc. Wear protective gear and use explosion-proof tools when necessary. It is best to work in pairs for mutual supervision. The double-flange differential