Some users will report that the pressure transmitter has just been bought and used, and the effect is very good, but it will not be able to be used in a few days. In fact, during the use of the pressure transmitter, if the method is not correct, it will cause damage. Damage to the pressure transmitter can have a big impact on the user. Today we are going to learn a few ways to teach you how to use the pressure transmitter correctly to avoid its damage. I hope it helps.
1. In the process of pressure transmission, attention should be paid to the connection between the pressure transmitter and the heat pipe, and no air leakage. The line must be kept clear and deposits in the pipe are likely to damage the pressure transmitter diaphragm. If the valve is closed before starting use, the valve should be opened very carefully and slowly to avoid damage to the diaphragm by direct impact of the medium being measured.
2. When measuring steam or other high-temperature media, heat pipes should be used. The temperature must not exceed the limit of the temperature at which the pressure transmitter can be used.
3. Do not touch the diaphragm with a hard object, which will cause damage to the isolation diaphragm of the pressure transmitter.
4. The measured medium is not allowed to freeze, otherwise it will damage the pressure transmitter element and cause damage to the transmitter, and the pressure transmitter should be temperature protected if necessary to prevent freezing.
5. Do not use a voltage higher than 36V to add to the pressure transmitter, resulting in damage to the transmitter.
Also, be sure to read the instructions carefully before using and installing the pressure transmitter. Get all the information you need to know about pressure transmitters. Ensure that the pressure transmitter is operated under the premise of reasonable compliance.
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