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What temperature range can a regular pressure sensor withstand?

2009-03-13View Original

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What temperature range can a regular pressure sensor withstand? Can it be used in containers for steam media? Around 100-150 degrees. This post was last edited by kisml on 2009-3-13 13:33]
Reply #22009-03-13
Typical pressure transmitters can only withstand temperatures around 60°C; direct measurement is not possible. However, measures such as using isolation fluids, lengthening the pressure tapping tube, or incorporating ring-shaped bends in the pressure tapping tube can be taken to isolate high-temperature media
Reply #32009-03-13
For temperatures of 100–150 degrees, use high-temperature pressure transmitters; if ordinary types are used, isolation and cooling measures must be taken as mentioned on the second floor before taking measurements

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