Question About Transmitter Connection

Many thanks Tornado :)

It is two wires black and white. Is it connected you mean to terminal block inside marshaling cabinet ?

Yes, I think so. Two-wire schemes would be quite common for 4-20mA signaling loops, for instance.

Could you tell me which document could explain the connection in details because i have a huge documents and I dont know which one could have the wiring diagram ?

MANY THANKS

Usually the transmitter literature shows how it must be connected to the processing instrument; and/or the instrument literature shows how to connect various sensors. I am not aware of any single document that covers all possibilities.

"Loop drawing" or "termination drawing".

Gents,

Originally I am an electrical engineer and I am new at instrumentation, Could ou advice me what to read and what I need to be aware from ?

Thanks a lot

See #6 above.

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This is a sample Loop diagram with wire/cable routing:

Gents, could you tell me what is the shield that normally it is the third point within terminal block inside junction box? also it is appeared is in this picture and looks like a CT.

I was going to be nasty about this, but I will just say, you are in the wrong profession, go hire an actual instrumentation technician, and he will set it straight. If you don't already know what you are doing and have to ask a basic question like that, you are going to wind up costing your company many thousands of dollars. You can save yourself a lot of trouble, and possibly your own job, if you choose wisdom over folly.

I'm torn on this one, but I think I'll side with OP. At one point I was assigned to the Process Control Engineering Dept., and it was like being dropped on Mars! I knew all the basics about instrumentation and control systems and their components from a EE perspective, but I was clueless about the practical lingo which is very specialized.

Initially I asked many seemingly stupid/naive questions, and got answers from a roll of the eyes to "didn't they teach you anything to get your EE". Over time I started to "get it", ultimately working on the bowels of networked/computerized DCS and SCADA systems where the same I&C Engineers who belittled me for my lack of instrumentation knowledge had come to rely on my MSCS to help them understand how they computed/communicated.

Sometimes what goes around comes around. In the end it was a great learning experience for everyone, and I earned yet another tool for my engineering tool belt.

I just wanted everyone to know the OP, Mr. Abbas, sent me an email telling me to "get out of his face", and never do that again. Sounds like a threat to me, so here I will make a promise. Mr. ABBAS, I was not in your face, and I suggest you remove your face. I don't take kindly to threats, and you have been reported. Who are you to confront me at all?

M.ABBAS, just remember, if the truth hurts, maybe it should!

Your questions demonstrate a complete lack of knowledge of rudimentary electrical wiring, and the inability to gather information on your own.

Good luck, you're going to need it.

I think Mr. Abbas needs a visit from the FBI, or Homeland Security.