Do pressure transmitters require mandatory inspection?
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I know that pressure gauges used on-site are required to undergo mandatory inspection. I would like to ask whether remote pressure transmitters also need to be inspected mandatorily. Additionally, the pressure and vacuum gauges we use on-site get clogged after just a few days of use, leaving us with no choice but to rely on remote pressure gauges. Now I’m worried that these remote pressure gauges might fail, and we won’t be able to monitor the pressure on-site. Do any of you have any good suggestions for solutions? Previously, there was a failure in the remote pressure monitoring system, which led to nitrogen being injected to break the vacuum and thus causing the rupture disc to burst
Pressure vacuum gauges are important; it’s best to replace them as soon as possible
Talking nonsense, Hu Qiu said. Whether an instrument needs to undergo mandatory inspection depends on whether its purpose meets the requirements for such inspection. The mandatory inspection form is free. **Pay the bill. You want to rape, you want society to rape you, you want to reach orgasm without spending any money – what a nice idea indeed........ :P {:2_42:}
Pressure transmitters do not require mandatory calibration. For safety reasons, two transmitters should be installed. The host computer must have a reliable design to ensure safe operation, and they also need to be replaced regularly. There is no other way. Because relying on inspections isn’t enough; this (inspection) is just a formality to deceive people.
How dare you cut corners on something this important? ! Hurry up and get a reliable transmitter; have a spare pointer pressure gauge as well. Send it for inspection once it’s worn out. Moreover, **the maintenance service is free but comes with a long interval between inspections, unless you pay for it yourself
Is this pressure transmitter domestic-made? At the site where I work, there are over 500 units of imported ones in use; after more than 10 years of use, I can recall them having failed only twice, which shows that they are much more reliable than pressure gauges.
Two pieces? Is it domestic? Are domestic pressure transmitters that unreliable? There are over 500 imported pressure transmitters in my workplace, and in more than 10 years of operation I can recall only two of them having failed.
Two pieces? Is it domestic? Are domestic pressure transmitters that unreliable? There are over 500 imported pressure transmitters in my workplace, and in more than 10 years of operation I can recall only two of them having failed.