Laminar Flow – Bronkhorst Thermal Mass Flow Meters Measure Mass Flow of Gases Using Heated Elements and Temperature Sensors, with Thermodynamic Principles.
By accurately measuring the time difference between recordings (nanosecond range), flow velocity and speed of sound is calculated.
Bronkhorst CORI-FLOW Meters, Controllers for Gas, Liquid Flow use Coriolis Mass Flow to Measure Flow for Increased Accuracy, Repeatability, Reliability
Hydrogen gas presents difficulties when it comes to pressure sensors that needs to be considered when selecting the correct sensor configuration. Two of the most common sensor concerns in Hydrogen applications are hydrogen embrittlement and hydrogen permeation.
In a compound pressure transducer, the sensor is zero-referenced to atmospheric pressure. In other words, the transducer has been calibrated to provide the zero-pressure output value at full vacuum range of -14.7 PSI (or -1 bar). Typically this is offered for low and medium pressure range, gauge referenced transducers (vented
Core Sensors focuses broadly on sensors for industrial, hydrogen, energy, and other fluid and gas process applications. While sensors can be a commodity product, their honest and responsive customer service values sets them apart. Our team will work with you to find the right solution from our in-house design and
Core Sensors offers a variety of high quality bi-directional pressure transducers for use in low pressure vapor recovery operations. Unlike a unidirectional pressure transducer that can measure pressures from zero to a defined positive pressure (i.e. 0 to 70mBar), bi-directional pressure transducers measure both positive and negative pressure (i.e. -70mBar
A common concern when selecting a pressure transducer is the performance in various temperature conditions. Temperature is an important specification, as it has a direct effect on the accuracy of the transducer. Significant errors in the pressure readings or complete failure of the transducer are possible if installed in an
The PR 5437 transmitter can take millivolt inputs directly. It can also take microamp or milliamp inputs by converting to a millivolt signal via the use of a precision resistor. The resistor value can be chosen to give the best results in terms of resolution and range. The transmitter also
How to demonstrate the 4-20 mA analog output feature on the Kayden CLASSIC 800 series using a panel meter The product being used will be the Kayden CLASSIC 800 Series Thermal Dispersion Flow, Level, Interface & Temperature Switch & Transmitter The Kayden CLASSIC supports an analog output current loop (4-20
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