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The issue of choosing between linear or Spr for the instrument output function

2017-06-08View Original

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This post was last edited by LBJames on 2017-6-8 at 11:39. Hello everyone, I know that the choice between linear and SQR for instruments is related to the instrument’s measurement principle or calculation method, but how do we determine whether to choose a linear or an SQR approach? What are the methods to determine whether a linear or SQr instrument should be chosen? Please ask an expert to help explain this, thank you
Reply #22017-06-08
Only differential pressure flowmeters (orifice plates, venturi tubes, nozzles, etc.) use SQR (square root); all others use LIN (linear)
Reply #32017-06-08
Piggy’s sharp language. Anyway, go to the settings in your dashboard and check the parameters yourself.
Reply #42017-06-16
If you look more closely at the relationship between differential pressure and flow rate in differential pressure flow meters, you’ll know how to make the choice; only one of them can be used on-site or with a DCS
Reply #52017-06-16
The square root of the differential pressure flow meter can be calculated either at the field differential pressure transmitter or in the DCS.

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