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Absolute XMTR Calibration Procedure?

08/18/2012 12:29 PM

we are at commissioning face, just now recently introduce chemical in our pipes ,, so we have many absolute xmtr for calibration online & offline ,

does somebody would like to share procedure for absolute xmtr ?

plz.
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Re: Absolute XMTR Calibration Procedure?

08/18/2012 12:53 PM

Plz [sic] consult the manual(s) for the specific xmtrs [sic] that you have.

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Re: Absolute XMTR Calibration Procedure?

08/19/2012 11:47 AM

This is pitiful, if not criminal!

You are taking someone's money when you have no clue what you are doing??? That sounds illegal. I hope the country you masquerade in has no laws and requirements for worker safety or insurance.

Not knowing what you are doing can likely get someone killed. Maybe just you, if the rest of the poor souls there have enough sense to evacuate the plant defore it is commissioned.

Hire someone with some knowledge of instrumentation.

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