Can a pressure transmitter be installed on a branch of a compressed air pipeline?
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The main pipe is outside; once inside, there’s a branch, DN65.
If the data requirements are not high, it can be installed on a branch pipe; however, if it is necessary to measure the pressure in the main pipe, it is better to install it on the main pipe.
In principle, the pressure to be measured is installed there.
The meter can be installed on a branch pipe indoors. No matter how many branches the main pipe has, the static pressure in each branch is the same. There is no pressure difference whatsoever between different areas under responsibility, nor between areas under responsibility and the supervisor. Go ahead and give it a try. Even when performing dynamic analysis and taking into account things like pipe resistance, the pressure difference is minimal and can be ignored. As for those crappy meters used in factories, they lack the necessary frequency response and resolution, so they are unable to provide accurate readings. Go for it boldly. Nonsense has its own logic. With full confidence, we carry out orthodontic treatment under the Belt and Road initiative. {:2_36:}