Process Engineering Division – Instrumentation and Automation Section – Daily Topics – Topic No. 2021-01-15
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Process Engineering Division – Instrumentation and Automation Section – Daily Topics – Topic No. 2021-01-15: Discussion question: 358. Does your unit use insulation boxes for steam measurement transmitters? Could you talk about any successful experiences or lessons learned?
To ensure the accuracy of measurements, steam measurement transmitters must be used in insulated enclosures; otherwise, the signals will be inaccurate, leading to errors.
To ensure the accuracy of measurements, steam measurement transmitters must be used in insulated enclosures; otherwise, the signals will be inaccurate, leading to errors.
The lowest temperature here is no lower than 5 degrees, so insulation is not necessary.
There isn’t any. At most, wrap it with insulation material
Steam measurement involves various types of flow meters depending on the actual conditions. As for whether the transmitter mentioned by the original poster needs insulation, this applies to flow meters such as orifice plates; for outdoor measurements in the north, pressure conduits require insulation, while it is not necessary in the south.
Steam measurement involves various types of flow meters depending on the actual conditions. As for whether the transmitter mentioned by the original poster needs insulation, this applies to flow meters such as orifice plates; for outdoor measurements in the north, pressure conduits require insulation, while it is not necessary in the south.