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abdul mateen
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Transmitter

04/16/2011 1:58 PM

in PT how many inch a diaphram move on maximum pressure rating

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04/16/2011 2:22 PM

As a general rule, the deflection of the diaphragm at the center must be no greater than the diaphragm thickness; and, for linearity in the order of 0.3%, should be limited to one quarter the diaphragm thickness.

http://www.inbound45.mxlogic.net.blh.com/docs/11060/tn5101tn.pdf
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