Differential pressure transmitter range

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The orifice plate flow meter has a flow range of 0-100 m³/h, while the differential pressure transmitter has a range of 0-20 kPa. Now the flow range has been changed to 0-200 m³/h; how should the range for the differential pressure transmitter be calculated? Thank you all first

Reply #22017-12-04

How is it calculated? What formula is being used?

Reply #32017-12-04

How is it calculated? What formula is being used?

Reply #42017-12-04

Q = K * sqrt(△p) (where K is a constant); go and calculate it by yourself

Reply #52017-12-04

Is this formula simplified? It seems there are several versions of this traffic calculation formula.

Reply #62017-12-04

Is this formula simplified? It seems there are several versions of this traffic calculation formula.

Reply #72017-12-04

Is this formula simplified? It seems there are several versions of this traffic calculation formula.

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