By Keith Riley, Ehren Kiker, and Duane Muir Pressure transmitters used in the process industries are very durable and reliable instruments. Even so, they still require periodic maintenance and ...

High-temperature measurement in the range of 800°C (1,472°F) and higher presents particular problems and will be the focus of this article. These high-temperature applications are found in the metal ...

A two-wire temperature transmitter using an RTD sensor that can be used in industrial settings to connect to the control room.

Beamex introduces a better way to perform temperature calibrations with a new revolutionary versatile temperature calibration solution called the Beamex MC6-T.

Temperature is one of the most widely measured parameters in a power plant. No matter the type of plant, accurate and reliable temperature measurement is essential for operational excellence.

The transmitter can either be mounted inside or on the surface of a protection head. The thermocouple extension wires are replaced by two copper wires used to transmit the 4 to 20 mA signal and supply ...

The calibration of the temperature sensor is done to eliminate the discrepancy between the environmental temperature of the detector and the temperature provided by the read-out chip.

The pressure range of a high temperature pressure transducer can greatly vary, from 15 pounds per square inch (psi) to more than 10,000 psi. A calibration record from the National Institute of ...

The XTP series of temperature transmitter probes from AutomationDirect combines a precision RTD sensing element and transmitter electronics in a single stainless steel temperature transmitter probe.

In this white paper, we will discuss the various uncertainty components related to temperature calibration using a temperature dry-block. Also, we will discuss how to calculate the total uncertainty ...

Temperature Compensation With External Circuits The calibration of a device includes the compensation of offset and sensitivity as well as elimination of the temperature influences.