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Mohammadakram
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Transmitter calibration

01/10/2010 12:07 PM

Hi all,

I am new to this industry , can anybody explain that in LT, FT, and PT

dose all requires calibration on both tapping(e.i. HP and LP) or not.

also which 1 is required to calibrate on both tapping........???
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Re: Transmitter calibration

01/10/2010 4:42 PM

Hi,

D/P cell transmitters can be calibrated by applying pressure to the high pressure side only.With out any details about the transmitters are set up that's about all I can tell you for right now.

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Re: Transmitter calibration

01/11/2010 2:55 AM

FT = Flow Transmitter

PT = Pressure Transmitter

LT = Level Transmitter

Now google these to answer the last part of ur question
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