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Can the eja110a differential pressure transmitter be used as a pressure transmitter?

2010-08-26View Original

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I currently have an eja110a differential pressure transmitter, but I need to use a pressure transmitter. Can it be used instead? I recall that Rosemount transmitters can be used; thank you!
Reply #22010-08-26
Differential pressure transmitters generally have a relatively small range, of several tens of kilopascals; a few hundred kilopascals is about the maximum; The diaphragm box is soft, and its maximum pressure rating is low; it should work fine as long as the pressure isn’t too high ; It is necessary to check the maximum pressure value being measured as well as the usual range of values; if the difference is too large, it will not work properly, as it can easily damage the diaphragm box ;
Reply #32010-08-26
It can of course be used if the range and static pressure requirements are met; The negative pressure side is connected to the atmosphere.
Reply #42010-08-26
What was said on the first floor is correct; it mainly depends on the pipeline pressure, as the range of differential pressure is usually quite small
Reply #52010-08-26
It is acceptable within the maximum measurement range of the differential pressure; such pressures are very low. Using a differential voltage in a transmitter is still essentially differential voltage; only the negative pressure side is at atmospheric pressure. If the pressure difference is too large, it can damage the transmitter!
Reply #62010-08-26
Generally, 6.4 MPa serves as the dividing point. The following are transmitters that select 2 pressure tapping ports, while the above are those that select 1 pressure tapping port
Reply #72010-08-26
Absolutely, choose the EJA110A-?HS? or EJA110A-?VS? model, as this will allow for a larger measurement range.
Reply #82010-08-27
It can fully replace it within the range.
Reply #92013-07-09
So if the original transmitter is used for measuring pressure, with a range of 0-4.0 MPa, can I modify this transmitter to measure flow rate? I checked the settings inside at that time; it seemed that the range couldn’t be changed. Does this mean that this pressure transmitter cannot be used to measure flow rate?
Reply #102013-07-09
If the pressure of the medium being measured does not exceed the maximum value that can be set by the differential pressure transmitter, then it is fine; simply expose the negative pressure chamber to the atmosphere.
Reply #112013-07-09
Pressure transmitters cannot be used to measure flow rate; they can, however, be used to measure the liquid level in open containers.

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