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1. What's behind your pressure transmitters?

Author

Tinham, Brian

Subjects
Engineering instruments -- Standards -- Measurement, Pressure -- Measurement, Specifications -- Standards -- Measurement
Abstract

WHAT'S BEHIND YOUR PRESSURE TRANSMITTERS? Well, what is going on? Beyond the obvious and welcome developments of smart electronics, digital communications, revised packaging and falling prices, all of which we've […]

Published
1991

2. SI Pressure Instruments

Subjects
Company acquisition/merger, SI Pressure Instruments -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Theta Systems Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Pressure -- Measurement, Calibration, Instrument industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments
Abstract

SI Pressure Instruments has announced the acquisition of automated pressure controller manufacturers Theta Systems. The acquisition will complement SI's current range of primary pressure standards and pressure calibration […]

Published
1999

3. Switching the show to pressure measurement

Subjects
Control and Instrumentation Exhibition and Conference -- 1998 AD, Production engineering -- Exhibitions, Pressure -- Measurement, Instrument industry -- Product information, Business, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Abstract

Following 10 years of development, SI Pressure Instruments (enter 370 on enquiry card) has re-specified and redesigned the PC3 pressure calibrator with the launch of the PC6, which has full [...]

Published
1998

4. Calibrating low gauge pressure

Author

Endersby, Phil

Subjects
Pressure -- Measurement, Pressure transducers -- Usage, Pressure gages -- Usage
Abstract

Depending upon the uncertainty your process can tolerate, it's a tricky and delicate business Process pressure transmitters claiming to achieve an accuracy of ±0.2 % or better, for calibrated ranges […]

Published
1995

5. Take the pressure with DIY calibration

Subjects
Calibration -- Methods, Pressure -- Measurement, Measuring instruments -- Usage, Business, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Abstract

As with all process parameters, pressure measurement has to be reliable and accurate to within accepted limits. Instrument calibration is essential, but is this better done in-house or by an [...]

Published
1995

6. Transmitters: are you using too many?

Author

Jones, Jeremy

Subjects
Company business management, Measuring instruments -- Evaluation, Pressure -- Measurement, Control equipment -- Management -- Evaluation
Abstract

How much are you being asked to pay for smart pressure transmitters? If it's the same price or more than that of conventional dumb ones, are you being done? One […]

Published
1994

7. Putting the pressure on performance

Author

Maundrell, Dave

Subjects
Pressure -- Measurement, Pressure transducers -- Quality management, Testing and measuring equipment industry -- Product information, Business, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Abstract

Accurate pressure monitoring is a vital element in the process industries. Dave Maundrell explains how transducer manufacturers ensure that their products deliver that accuracy along with reliability and stability. One [...]

Published
1992

8. Weighing up the options

Author

Brown, Steve

Subjects
Nobel Systems -- Product information, Control equipment industry -- Equipment and supplies, Weighing systems, Electronic -- Evaluation, Pressure -- Measurement, Business, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Nobel Systems' KIS Cell (Measuring instrument) -- Design and construction
Abstract

Weighing has been long used in the process industries, but what at first might seem a simple technique is fraught with problems. Getting the right proportions of ingredients is imperative [...]

Published
1991

9. Specifying the best chemical seal

Author

Stanley, Eddie

Subjects
Pressure -- Measurement, Sealing (Technology) -- Standards -- Measurement, Control equipment industry -- Standards
Abstract

SPECIFYING THE BEST CHEMICAL SEAL Measuring pressure at high process temperature is one of the most common reasons for specifying chemical seals. And, tank level measurement harnessing differential pressure devices […]

Published
1991

10. Lion responds to firm hand

Subjects
Lion Instrumentation Inc. -- Product introduction, Pressure -- Measurement, Instrument industry -- Product introduction, Business, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Abstract

The PM11OH is a hand-held pressure calibrator from Lion Instrumentation for pressures up to 700bar with an accuracy of 0.05 per cent FS. Test pressure is generated by the squeeze [...]

Published
1998

11. A smart move FOR PRESSURE

Author

CUTTILL, TONY

Subjects
Pressure -- Measurement, Pressure transducers -- Innovations
Abstract

Smart technology is setting the pace in pressure measurement and control In the vast majority of process plants, pressure transmitters still represent the single most important group of field instrumentation. […]

Published
1998

12. Cutting cost of pressure

Author

Reeve, Alan

Subjects
Manufacturing, Measuring instruments -- Innovations -- Equipment and supplies -- Measurement, Pressure -- Measurement, Manufacturing processes -- Equipment and supplies -- Measurement, Instrument industry -- Equipment and supplies -- Measurement
Abstract

Smart measurements and integrated manifolds can save process operators a great deal of money Pressure transmitters are one of the most common measurement devices in the process industry. Their versatility […]

Published
1997

13. Pressure sensors tell all

Author

Webb, Chris

Subjects
Manufacturing, Measuring instruments -- Usage -- Equipment and supplies -- Measurement, Pressure -- Measurement, Manufacturing processes -- Equipment and supplies -- Measurement, Instrument industry -- Equipment and supplies -- Measurement
Abstract

The humble pressure transmitter could soon be helping to reveal plant secrets previously ignored A conundrum: what do you do with all that intelligence which resides in state-of-the-art sensors? Ignore […]

Published
1997

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