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Transmitter Calibration

04/16/2011 2:44 PM

in a pressure transmitter ,range is 0 to 25 bar, if I getting the 7 ma in series connection how I can calculate the pressure. Pls explain to me with example .

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Re: transmitter calibration

04/16/2011 2:52 PM

0-25 bar=4-20mA.

0bar=4mA: 25 Bar=20 mA.

No examples.

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Re: transmitter calibration

04/16/2011 10:57 PM

Hi,

If you are working in calibration workshop, you may ask you superior/co worker they will help you more.

If this is homework then do research.

0~25 Bar = 4~20mA = 0~100%

0bar=4mA=0% : 25bar=20mA=100%

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Re: transmitter calibration

04/17/2011 4:48 AM

The relevant equation is y = mx +c, where m (bars per ma) and c are constants, x is ma and y is bars, y goes from 0 to 25, and x goes from 5 to 20. Now back to your coordinate geometry textbook.

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Re: Transmitter Calibration

04/18/2011 3:19 PM

25/16*(7-4)=4.6875

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Re: Transmitter Calibration

04/19/2011 8:43 AM

good formula for ya

Amount = %span + lower

7=%(16) + 4

3/16 = 18.8%

now to find out pressure at this current

Amount = 18.8%(25) + lower

Amount = 4.69 bar at 7ma

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