Detection of capillary leakage in double-flange transmitters

2015-06-16View Original

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Does anyone in this forum know how to detect where the capillary of a double-flange differential pressure transmitter is leaking, without having to disassemble the double flanges and the differential pressure transmitter?

Reply #22015-06-16

Capillary oil leakage usually can only be repaired by the manufacturer; ordinary people are not able to fix it.

Reply #32015-06-16

Through instrument indications, and also by taking it apart for visual inspection.

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