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jmohd_2006
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Level Transmitter

10/16/2008 5:48 PM

I want the LRV and URV formulae for a Displser type Level Transmitter for a closed tank ..........
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Re: Level Transmitter

10/17/2008 3:09 AM

P = ρgh.

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Re: Level Transmitter

10/18/2008 4:51 AM

LRV height of displacer immersed at lower height ie ; h1þ

URV height of displacer immersed at max height ie; h2þ

þ is the specific gravity of the liquid .
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