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  • KLINGER Trykmåling Differenstryk connected with 2 wire stand 1
  • KLINGER Trykmåling Differenstryk combined wire connections 2
  • KLINGER Trykmåling Differenstryk connected with wire stand 3
  • KLINGER Hydrostatisk Anvendelse drawing 4
  • KLINGER Trykmåling Differenstryk connected with 2 wire stand 0
  • KLINGER Trykmåling Differenstryk combined wire connections 1
  • KLINGER Trykmåling Differenstryk connected with wire stand 2
  • KLINGER Hydrostatisk Anvendelse drawing 3

Differential Pressure Transmitter

 

AKlinger 451DP Differential pressure transmitter canbe used for level measurement in process tanks isolated from the environment, e.g. in the chemical and petrochemical industries. The transmitter is adapted for level measurement, by using separating membranes, mounted to the transmitter with capillary tubes, which make it possible to mount one membrane at the bottom and one at the top of the tank.

  • Flexible Transmitter.
  • High Accuracy.
  • Digital adjustment via display or HART protocol.

 

General data

Type:  Klinger Smart 451DP Seals
Process Connections: Flange acc. to DIN or ASME
Wetted Parts: Stainless steel 316 / Monel / Hastelloy C / Tantalum
Capillary: 2 pcs / Stainless Steel Armored
Ranges: 0~6kPa...0~10MPa
Accuracy: +/- 0,25% FS
Output: 4…20mA HART
Electrical Connections:  Separate Terminal box

 

Type: Klinger 451dP Seals

Hydrostatic Level

Using Pressure measurement for monitoring of liquid levels in tanks and bassins is called hydrostatic level measurement. The pressure of the liquid column on the measuring cell is an expression of the level above it.

There are special transmitters that have been developed for level measurement, but in principle all manometers and pressure transmitters can be used to measure the height of the liquid column. The principle depends on the density of the medium and the pressure of the atmosphere on the liquid surface, and in varying conditions reservations should be made for this.

 

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