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pressure sensors/transmitters

09/19/2009 4:04 AM

i am doing my project on boiler control systems.the steam in the boiler drum according to my requirement the pressure should be up-to 10 psi and as steam pressure is approx up to 200 t0 250 centigrade.i am not finding the proper pressure sensor...........can anyone help me out of this.. ..........

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Re: pressure sensors/transmitters

09/19/2009 5:36 AM

You can use any kind of pressure transducer if between the hot zone and the transducer you introduce a tube long enough to get at the transducer the maximal allowed temperature. Better use SS for the tube since their thermal conductivity is low. The length should take the ambient temperature into consideration. The dynamic response will be a bit modified but for low frequencies it is of no importance. It is even better if the tube has fins to increase the convective area to air.

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