centaur821
Electrical
I am looking for a GOOD book on pneumatic instrumentation. Any suggestions? I would prefer recommendations based on personal experience with the book. Thank you.
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Pneumatic Instrument Book 1
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I just came in from the shop floor. I showed my techs how to calibrate a pneumatic positioner. Not something they see too much anymore. I continue to marvel at how clever some of the mechanisms are that do not depend upon integrated circuits.
I would scan the ISA publications for the pneumatics books. Maybe you'll get lucky. I doubt if anything new has been written on that lost art in the last 40 years.
I would scan the ISA publications for the pneumatics books. Maybe you'll get lucky. I doubt if anything new has been written on that lost art in the last 40 years.
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Instrumentation Training Course: Pneumatic Instruments Vol 1.
Published by Howard Sams, 1968, various printings.
4/5 is generic pneumatics, last 1/5 is model specific for Foxboro 40, 58, Honeywell Brown Air-o-line, Fischer & Porter 45, Taylor Fulscope, etc
Out of print, handled by used booksellers
Published by Howard Sams, 1968, various printings.
4/5 is generic pneumatics, last 1/5 is model specific for Foxboro 40, 58, Honeywell Brown Air-o-line, Fischer & Porter 45, Taylor Fulscope, etc
Out of print, handled by used booksellers
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