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Does anyone know the differences between the Rosemount 3015CD series and the 3051DP series? Thank you
There are slight differences in precision, and some parameters related to advanced functions also vary. The appearance is also a bit different. Overall, the C series is one tier higher than the D series; it is recommended to choose the C series if financial conditions permit
Agree with the opinion above: the 3051CD has an accuracy of 0.04%, while its overall performance is as high as 0.125%; its stability over five years is discussed here: https://wenku.baidu.com/view/f8c479fbccbff121dc368347.html. The 3051DP has an accuracy of 0.065% and is an older model; more information can be found here: https://wenku.baidu.com/view/c719e4a75a8102d277a22f16.html
Essentially, there’s no damn difference — that’s what I think. . . . You had feces with bubbles yesterday, at 0.04% per ton; you had them again today, at 0.065% per ton. Do you really think that just because you produced 2 ounces more, you’ve become more capable? Look at you, brother – you haven’t developed any real skills; you’re still just a fool who can’t do anything. . . Your damn ass, pull an extra two liang – you’re not a fertilizer factory anyway. . . Right? My brother has a high opinion of you. . . . :lol
3051CD is the standard type, with horizontal pressure measurement. The 3051DP was developed in response to market conditions; it appears to have a simplified configuration, with pressure measurement taken in the vertical direction. Of course, the 3051DP is slightly cheaper.
If the price were the same, there would be no need to create a new model. Hehe
May I ask, which Rosemount model of transmitter corresponds to the high-static-pressure differential pressure transmitter of the EJA130 model?