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I would like to ask everyone: Is it acceptable to locate the pressure tapping point for the pressure transmitter on the horizontal pipe at the pump outlet? Are there any regulatory requirements regarding this? Thank you.
Gas can easily accumulate in the horizontal pipes; this is not recommended. The pump outlet should have a buffer bend, and a shock-resistant and corrosion-proof pressure gauge should be used as well
The location of the pressure tapping point for the pressure transmitter should be determined based on actual requirements; generally, it can be placed on the horizontal pipe at the pump outlet. However, in some special cases, there may be certain regulatory requirements that need to be followed. For example, in certain industries, there may be relevant standards that specify the location of the pressure tapping points for pressure transmitters. Furthermore, when operating and maintaining pressure transmitters, factors such as safety and accuracy should be taken into account to select an appropriate pressure tapping location. It is recommended that you refer to relevant industry standards, manufacturer recommendations, or consult professionals to determine the optimal location for the pressure tap on the pressure transmitter. .
There doesn’t seem to be any specific guidelines for this
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