Coriolis Mass Flow Meter
Showing posts with label Measurement Instrumentation Technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Measurement Instrumentation Technology. Show all posts
November 27, 2009
Coriolis Mass Flow Meter
October 27, 2009
Instrument Flow Meter Measurement Instrumentation Technology
Instrument Flow Meter Measurement Instrumentation Technology
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Contents:
- Why measure flow?
- Flow terminology
- Flowmeter selection
- DP flowmeters
- Velocity flowmeters
- Mass flowmeters
- Displacement meters
- Rosemount flow products summary
- Exercise

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October 26, 2009
Instrument Control Measurement Instrumentation Technology
Instrument Control Measurement Instrumentation Technology
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Contents
- Process Control Terminology
- Control Principles
- Basic Control Loop
- Advance Control Loop
- Control Algorithm
- Control System

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October 23, 2009
Pressure Measurement Instrumentation Technology
Pressure Measurement Instrumentation Technology
This writing describes the working principles of preasure measurement
let me let tou know the Method of operation
The object of pressure sensing is to produce of dial indication, control operation or standard (4-20mA) electronic signal that represents the pressure in the process.
To accomplish this, most pressure sensor translate pressure into physical motion that is in proportion to the applied pressure.

The most common pressure sensors are:
This writing describes the working principles of preasure measurement
let me let tou know the Method of operation
The object of pressure sensing is to produce of dial indication, control operation or standard (4-20mA) electronic signal that represents the pressure in the process.
To accomplish this, most pressure sensor translate pressure into physical motion that is in proportion to the applied pressure.

The most common pressure sensors are:
- Bourdon tube
- Bellows
- Diaphragm
- Strain gauge
- Differential Pressure
October 15, 2009
Vortex Flow Meter Measurement Instrumentation Technology
October 09, 2009
Temperature Measurement Instrumentation Technology
Temperature Measurement Instrumentation Technology
What is temperature?
The relation between the four temperature scale can are:
Celcius = (Fahrenheit – 32)/1.8
Fahrenheit = (1.8 x Celcius) + 32
Rankine = Fahrenheit + 459.69
Kelvin = Celcius + 273.16

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What is temperature?
- Temperature shows how cold or hot the substance is
- The one that has a higher temperature transfers heat to the other.
- The temperature can be critical whether you are concern with its regulating.
The relation between the four temperature scale can are:
Celcius = (Fahrenheit – 32)/1.8
Fahrenheit = (1.8 x Celcius) + 32
Rankine = Fahrenheit + 459.69
Kelvin = Celcius + 273.16

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October 08, 2009
Technical Temperature Measurement Instrumentation Technology
Technical Temperature Measurement Instrumentation Technology
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Contents:
- Why measure temperature?
- Temperature terminology
- Temperature measurement technology
- Temperature sensors
- Sensor accessories
- Temperature transmitter
- Exercise

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October 07, 2009
Level Transmitter Fundamental Measurement Instrumentation Technology
Level Transmitter Fundamental Measurement Instrumentation Technology
Contents:

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Contents:
- Why measure level?
- Level terminology
- Technology selection
- Rosemount Technology (Pressure, Transmitter, HTG & Hybrid System
- Other Technology (Float, Capacitance, Displacer, Servo, Nucleonic, Laser & Ultrasound)
- Exercise

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Intelligent Bouyancy Transmitter For Level Measurement Instrumentation Technology
Intelligent Bouyancy Transmitter For Level Measurement Instrumentation Technology
The displacer is cylindrical in shape and must be heavier than the liquid.
The Bouyancy Force (FA) of the displacer is transferred via transmission lever and torque tube to operating rod of the sensor where it's acts on free of the sensor element.
Based on Archimedes’ Bouyancy principle, the weight which appear to be lost by the displacer corresponds to that of the liquid it displaces.

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The displacer is cylindrical in shape and must be heavier than the liquid.
The Bouyancy Force (FA) of the displacer is transferred via transmission lever and torque tube to operating rod of the sensor where it's acts on free of the sensor element.
Based on Archimedes’ Bouyancy principle, the weight which appear to be lost by the displacer corresponds to that of the liquid it displaces.

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