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Double-flange transmitter inspection

2009-03-21View Original

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To determine whether a double-flange transmitter is faulty, given that it operates under high pressure and there is no venting system, and the first valve is a flanged gate valve, how can this be determined?
Reply #22009-03-21
It can generally be compared with the on-site level gauge. It is also necessary to consider false level signals caused by changes in container density.
Reply #32009-03-21
1. Difference compared with the on-site level gauge; 2. Contact the process technician to evacuate the liquid level and check whether the transmitter is at the zero position ; 3. Contact the process technician to fill the level to its maximum, and check whether the level is at the appropriate range ; 4. Use a hand controller to check if there are any abnormalities with the transmitter.
Reply #42009-03-22
It is advisable to install a vent valve on dual-flange level transmitters to facilitate instrument inspection.

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