Adjusting the range of a single-flange level gauge
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I have a single-flange level gauge whose original measurement range was 0~42.5. I want to use it to measure a hydrochloric acid tank with a height of 10; as a result, the maximum measurement range was increased to 61.2. I need to set it at 115 KPa. Do you have any good suggestions?
Use the handheld device to check what the user’s measurement range is
Some transmitters have a limit on their maximum range; it is recommended to check the selection parameters of the device to see what the maximum allowable value is. No, I have to replace it with another one.
The transmitter has a maximum measurement limit; in that case, the gauge must be replaced
The limit has been reached; I can only change to another meter
Different ranges require different models of pressure transmitters, as well as different diaphragm boxes; therefore, the only option is to replace the transmitter – there is no other solution
Single-flange gauges have range limitations; check the maximum range specified in the selection guide – if it’s not sufficient, then a different gauge is required
The transmitter has a maximum range; yours is likely outside that range. It is recommended to replace it with another level gauge
Use a handheld device to check the maximum upper and lower range settings of the transmitter; if these values exceed the allowed limits, it is necessary to replace the gauge
I’m a primary school student; I want to learn something new!
It depends on how far the transmitter’s allowable range can be expanded!