what is procedure of calibration of remote seal
transmiter, botom to top flanch 850mm, fluid liquid
density .73, transmiter fixed on a fractionation colum,
under vaccume 10mbar
Answer Posted / yomama
Your question suggest you are using a "Differential Pressure
Transmitter" in which case since the -10 Bar vacuum is
applied to both the Hi and Low legs the -10 Bar vacuum is
neutral the Transmitter
In that case we merely multiply the distance (850 mm) x (.73
SG) = 620.5
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