Posts Tagged ‘electronic remote sensor’
Level Measurement for High Process-Low Ambient Temperature Applications
Posted in Level on Wednesday, January 21st, 2015. 2 comments so farIn an earlier post, Avoiding Cold Climate Measurement Challenges, we mentioned a thermal range expander for differential pressure (DP) level measurement, which can be applied in application with higher process temperatures and lower ambient temperatures. Emerson’s Josh Hernandez shared with me a recent video posted to YouTube, Rosemount 3051S Thermal Range Expander (4:09 runtime). The […]
Avoiding Cold Climate Measurement Challenges
Posted in Level on Wednesday, January 7th, 2015. 3 comments so farFor those here in North America, there is a good chance you’re braving extremely cold weather today. The Weather Channel captures the situation well in a post, Arctic Cold Blast Continues; Wind Chill Alerts For Over Half U.S. Population. And Canada makes this appear balmy. Back at the Emerson Exchange conference in Orlando this past […]
DP Level Measurement with Electronic Remote Sensors Innovation Recognized
Posted in Level, Pressure, Technologies on Thursday, January 12th, 2012. One comment so farYou may recall from a post, Eliminating Temperature Effects in DP Level Measurement, a cool new technology—Rosemount 3015S Electronic Remote Sensors (ERS) system. To avoid some of the temperature and response time issues that I highlighted in the post with capillary tubing, this technology includes: Two 3051S pressure transmitter… mounted on the high and low […]
