Pressure measurement

A large OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) of Process and Heating Boilers/Steam Generators provides boilers/steam generators to industrial plants for processing applications

SITRANS P320 differential pressure transmitters measure water level in expansion tanksThe built-in display allows the user to see the current readings without having to go back to the control room

Flexible, inexpensive warranty options allow for the purchase of only what is needed on a project or installation. Traceable online, this warranty can be tracked as equipment moves from the OEM, to end-users

This customer has a large distribution network that consists of 1,773 miles of water main with 47 storage facilities and 36 pumping facilities. Within that distribution system, they monitor flow and pressure at over 300 locations.

SITRANS P320 measure flow in distribution lines and P200 gauge pressure transmitter was chosen for line pressure because of its accuracy, compact size and lower cost.

Calibration, configuration, and diagnostics are easier with the SITRANS 320 push-button option and text-driven display. 

With 6000 hectoliters of wine bottled or packaged each day a fully automated monitoring solution for 124 storage vessels of different sizes and shapes was sought

Numerous Sitrans P DS III now precisely monitor the volume in the vessels

Aided by the Sitrans LR250 controlling fill levels while at the same time complying with the hygienic requirements of the process

Cement kiln dust, an unavoidable byproduct in the cement production, has turned from a waste product to an important ingredient in wastewater treatment, a stabilizing base for pavement and as a soil enhancer

Filtering out as much dust as possible in cement processes is key to fulfill strict regulations of Government bodies

To ensure compliance, SITRANS P DS III differential pressure transmitters measure the differential pressure across the filter media inside the baghouse

Global Renewables in Lancashire, UK, uses household waste that 1.4 million residents leave at the roadside and generates upwards of two megawatts of electricity each year

Once separated, the waste is being mixed with rainwater to begin the composting process. Adding the right amount of water is essential to keeping the percolate neither too watery nor too solid

A task for the Sitrans P transmitter, keeping track of the level as well as the liquid pressure