How to measure the pressure of 27 MPa of unclean CO2?
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This post was last edited by denghl on 2012-8-4 23:11. In our current processes, it is necessary to measure the pressure of CO2; the maximum pressure can reach 26–27 Mpa. CO2 is not clean, and in severe cases it can clog the pressure transmission pipes. What type of transmitter would be suitable for measuring its pressure?
No pressure guide tube needed – how about using a diaphragm type? The Yokogawa EJA530A series can handle pressure ranges of 5 to 50 MPa
:victory::victory: Diaphragm type, flange-connected. :victory::victory:
Is there a way to avoid flange connection? The flanges are too large, and it’s troublesome to modify the pipes for this purpose
Diaphragm type; the process connection can be either PAD-style or plug-in.