Sensors: Welded Sensor: It’s not generally possible to tell whether a sensor is fully welded by looking at the gauge, so check with the manufacturer. Non-welded sensors use o-rings or even thread tape inside the gauge. O-rings can degrade, and both o-rings and thread tape have the potential for leaks. Moisture: If the specification warns …
A faster, easier method for intrinsically safe, differential measurements at high static pressure Imagine this common scenario: a pressure transmitter is mounted to a pipe in a hard-to-reach location. On the previous night, a technician noticed its readings were suspect. The transmitter monitors the differential pressure across an orifice plate and its operation is critical. …
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A chart recorder is an instrument that creates a paper chart record of the pressure in a system. It relies on ink pens mounted on mechanical arms, which pivot in response to pressure. Its primary advantage is an ability to record for extended periods in remote locations. An experienced user may provide preliminary analysis on …
Much of what we do here at Cameron Instruments is linked to our customer’s success with our products. For this reason we decided to run an “Application Stories” promotion, to hear from our customers how the products are working for them and where they are being used. We heard from many people, and below are …
Within the pressure measurement industry, relentless innovation has become the norm. New technology continually supplants the old. In other technology spheres, PCs pushed aside typewriters. Cell phones drove out telephones. And today, reference recorders are shaking up old standards in the oil & gas industry. A reference recorder is a new class of instrument that …
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