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Insertion depth of plug-in diaphragm pressure transmitter

2024-05-11View Original

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What is the appropriate insertion depth for an insert-type diaphragm pressure transmitter? Is it to emphasize entering the device? Is it better not to protrude inside the flanged short tube? It’s difficult to be exactly level with the inner wall of the device.
Reply #22024-05-11
The appropriate insertion depth should ensure that the diaphragm can accurately measure the pressure of the medium. It is generally recommended that it neither protrude into the equipment nor be completely inside the flange stub; ideally, it should be close to the inner wall of the equipment without making contact with it. The specific depth needs to be determined based on the equipment characteristics and installation environment. .
Reply #32024-05-13
Once you understand the purpose of choosing an insert type, you will know how to determine the insertion depth.

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