Double-flange transmitter
Thread Content
If the temperature of the medium measured by a double-flange transmitter exceeds the rated temperature of the flanges, will the transmitter get damaged in a short time?
Overheat? What about overheating? Well, that isolation fluid, such as high-temperature silicone oil and similar substances, will decompose into various other substances. . . Brother doesn’t know exactly what it will break down into; maybe a few little things will appear? . . . So, whether a super-differential manometer will break or not, you figure it out yourself. In case you’re too stupid to figure it out, then send me a big red envelope via WeChat, and I’ll sell you the answer at a discounted price, just like Leifeng would do, okay? {:2_32:}
Exceeding the flange rating temperature? The flange will deform, and the medium may leak. As for whether it’s a short period of time, you need to check the transmitter’s instructions to see how long it can operate outside the specified range; the manufacturer will not be responsible if this limit is exceeded.
It must be within the temperature range required by the transmitter
Prolonged exposure will definitely cause damage; this time period is relative, so try not to exceed the rated temperature