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syab (Chemical)

5 Oct 04 3:14

hi everyone
i'm trying to collect information about the 4 parameters ( pressure,temp. level and flow ) how they can be measured and transmitted, but i didn't find any valuable sites.so can anyone recommend any sites that explain these topics.i'll appreciate any help.
thanks

khan101 (Petroleum)

5 Oct 04 10:01

One site that comes to mind is http://www.omega.com/. They have some collection of what they call a handbook.

controlnovice (Electrical)

5 Oct 04 10:39

I recommend a book titled: Instrument Engineers' Handbook, Volume 1. It will be better than anything you find on the web. It is pricey, $150 US, but well worth it.

ilan7 (Mechanical)

5 Oct 04 17:30

Open Omega (http://www.omega.com/techref/  ;)  for Temp, Pressure, flow, PH

Check also at www.Smar.com (Smar Co.)  at Rosemount (Now they are Emerson (www.fr.com)
For Level check  http://www.ktekcorp.com  and  ...

Good Luck

ScottyUK (Electrical)

6 Oct 04 8:03

Have a poke around on the Foxboro and (Emerson) Rosemount websites. These companies are among the largest manufacturers of industrial process measuring equipment.

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