Showing posts with label Instrumentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Instrumentation. Show all posts

Thursday, 5 November 2015

Pressure Transducer


Pressure Transducer

The electrical interpretation of pressure is based upon the principle of operation of a strain gauge, wherein structural deformation of the load sensitive member of the device called wire grid is measured. When the gauge is subjected to load the wire grid is stretched, changing its diameter and length and its electrical resistance, thus through measurement of the change in resistance of the wire grid with the gage under stress and evaluation of the force producing  the load is obtained.

This operation involve load and pressure from 100 pound to more than 10,000 psi.


Desuperheaters

Desuperheaters

A desuperheaters is to reduce the temperature of superheated steam. The simplest construction of this device involves single or multiple spray nozzles that are inserted into the steam header, allowing water to be sprayed into the steam flow to reduce its temperature. By regulating the water quantity through the desuperheater, the degree of heat absortion can be controlled and desired steam temperature maintained. This mechanically atomized desuperheaters is used both small and large pipelines.

Other desuperheaters design utilize atomizing steam flow to produce a fine spray of atomized cooling water into the steam line. The steam assisted design offer excellent performance at low cost.

For small process lines, a desuperheater which relies on full circle water injection can maintain final temperature to within 20 degree F of saturation in pipe sizes down to 1 inch.


Friday, 23 October 2015

Thursday, 22 October 2015

Loop Folder or Test Packs

Spiral Gage

Spiral type measuring element
Is used to measure pressure
Ranges from 18 to 4000 psi
It is made of a thin walled tube flattened on
opposite Side to produce an elliptical cross section
then formed into a spiral when pressure is applied
 into the open end tube tends to uncoil
The pointer is directly connected to the spiral
 to measure equivalent pressure reading

 

Loop Checking (Cold/Hot)





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Tuesday, 20 October 2015

MANOMETER

U-tube Manometer

Difference in Height of the fluid
in the two arms is the difference
in the pressure between
PL & PH Expressed in Height of
the Fluid

 
 
Well type Manometer
 
It is an industrial manometer
whose one arm is replaced by a
large diameter well so that the
pressure differential is indicated
only by the height of the column
in single arm. The area AH of the well
should be as great a possible compared
to area AL of the arm for good readability
on the arm.
 

 





















Inclined Tube Manometer

Used to accurately read small pressure
differences between PL and PH the
inclined arm serves to expand the scale
of the instrument thereby increasingly
readability.












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