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Applications of Pressure Sensors in the Pulp and Paper Industry

Paper, one of the Four Great Inventions of ancient China, remains a cornerstone of modern civilization. Today, the pulp and paper industry is not only essential to national economic development but also critical to environmental and societal progress. Among the many technologies supporting this industry, pressure sensors play a vital role across various stages—from raw […]

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The Critical Role of Pressure Sensors in Hydropower Generation

Hydropower generation harnesses the potential energy of elevated water sources—such as rivers, lakes, or reservoirs—and converts it into mechanical energy via a water turbine, which in turn drives a generator to produce electricity. As a renewable and environmentally friendly energy source, hydropower plays a vital role in the global energy mix. Pressure sensors are essential

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Comparative Analysis and Selection Guide for Bar-Type Differential Pressure Flow Meters

1. Overview Bar-type flow meters, also known as insertion differential pressure flow meters, operate based on Bernoulli’s principle. By measuring the differential pressure generated across the sensor (total pressure minus static pressure), they calculate flow velocity and volume. Their simple structure, low pressure loss, and ease of installation make them ideal for large-diameter pipelines (typically

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Why Do Pressure Transmitters Exhibit Zero Drift More Frequently Than Temperature Transmitters?

1. Differences in Application Requirements Pressure transmitters—especially differential pressure transmitters—often require range adjustments based on specific field conditions. For example, when used for level measurement in sealed tanks, condensation of the gas-phase medium can cause condensate to accumulate in the impulse lines or low-pressure chambers. This creates an unintended static pressure, resulting in output deviation.

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Is Higher Accuracy Always Better for Pressure Transmitters?

Pressure transmitter accuracy is a key indicator of measurement reliability. However, the belief that “higher accuracy is always better” is not universally applicable. In industrial practice, the selection of a pressure transmitter should be based on actual application requirements, rather than pursuing the highest specification available. 1. Understanding Accuracy in Pressure Transmitters Accuracy defines how

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Comprehensive Safety Measures for Pressure Gauge Operation

1. Introduction Pressure gauges play a critical role in monitoring process pressure across industrial systems. Ensuring their safe and accurate performance is vital for operator safety, equipment protection, and process stability. This document outlines key safety measures including overpressure protection, environmental considerations, and vibration resistance for pressure gauges. 2. Overpressure and Pressure Relief Protection 2.1

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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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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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Installation and Maintenance Guidelines for Single Flange Pressure Transmitters

Single flange pressure transmitters are widely used for direct pressure or level measurement in tanks and pipelines. Their measurement accuracy largely depends on correct installation and environmental conditions. This document outlines key installation practices, technical precautions, and maintenance requirements to ensure optimal performance and longevity. 1. Installation Method and Positioning Requirements Single flange pressure transmitters

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Maintenance Guidelines for Pressure Switches

1. Pre-Operation Preparation and Safety Confirmation 1.1 Communication & Work Permits Coordinate with process personnel to confirm that pressure switch removal will not trigger system interlocks, shutdowns, or abnormal process conditions. Ensure control systems are in “manual” mode or interlocks are bypassed. Obtain necessary work permits such as: Equipment Maintenance Permit Hot Work Permit (if

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