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Instrument

08/13/2008 1:14 AM

Dear All

Please explain how can we measure level transmitter, Diffrential transmitter including calibration

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Re: Instrument

08/14/2008 2:39 AM

You have to be more specific in your question…

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08/14/2008 3:46 AM

More info needed!

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Re: Instrument

08/15/2008 5:22 AM

<...measure level transmitter...>

Its size? Use a tape measure.

Its weight? Use scales.

Its value? Use a price list.

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Re: Instrument

08/18/2008 9:20 AM

First off as indicated more information is needed. Height of level being measured, Medium being measured ie water, oil, LNG etc... pressurized or unpressurized measurment... The most help might come in the form of a instrument engineer on the team to help in providing this selection and calabration of instrument....

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