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sachinrmishra
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Capsule Type Transmitter & Orifice Plate

03/14/2012 7:23 AM

Dear All,

We are working for one of the project

we have to install Capsule type Vacuum Transmitter in our process where it has to measure 4MMWC,is it possible by capsule type vacuum type transmitter

another question is that i have to put orifice plate in a line where Operating Pressure is 10 MMWC, can we put orifice in such case?

Please help
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Re: Capsule Type Transmitter & Orifice Plate

03/14/2012 10:05 AM

What are the process conditions (temperature, pressure, liquid or gas, pipe/duct diameter)? Do you have in mind to measure the flow rate? To measure the flow rate you would use a differential pressure transmitter.

The process conditions and orifice size would determine the operating pressure and the working range. If we don't have the info, we can't help.

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