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Selection issues for micro-pressure transmitters

2016-06-18View Original

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In a normal operation of this project, the pressure inside the reactor is slightly positive, around 20–30 kPa; the maximum value is 50 kPa during nitrogen purging. Is it necessary to use a gauge pressure transmitter? Still a micro-pressure transmitter? What range should be chosen? Thank you
Reply #22016-06-18
Is 20.30.50 still a slight positive pressure? It’s not small anymore
Reply #32016-06-18
A differential pressure transmitter with a range of 100 kPa will suffice...
Reply #42016-06-19
A differential pressure of 2 KPa or less is considered micro-differential pressure; for your case, a regular differential pressure will suffice: lol
Reply #52016-06-20
A regular differential pressure gauge will do; there are many domestic options available. The main issue is instability, and for imported ones, you can turn to me

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