The difference between process temperature and ambient temperature in float level gauges
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The instructions for the float level gauge of a certain company state that the process temperature ranges from -196 to 400 degrees, while the ambient temperature ranges from -30 to 70 degrees. What do these two represent respectively?
The former is the temperature range of the medium being measured, while the latter is the temperature range of the climate environment at the location of use.
Oh, right! I realize I’m really stupid
Yes, the answer on the second floor was very accurate and concise. Agreed.
Ambient temperature generally refers to the temperature at which the electronic components of the gauge can function properly, while process temperature refers to the temperature range within which the components in contact with the process medium can operate normally
The process temperature range of -196 to 400 degrees indicates the temperature that can be tolerated inside the float, while the ambient temperature range of -30 to 70 degrees indicates the temperature that can be tolerated outside