Measuring principle:Differential pressure
Characteristic:Electronic differential pressure transmitter with ceramic sensor (Ceraphire) for level, volume or mass measurement in liquids.
Long term stability:0.05% of URL/year of individual sensor
Process temperature:–25...+150°C(–13...+302°F)
Ambient temperature:–40...+80°C(–40...+176°F)
Measuring cell:100 mbar...40 bar(1.5 psi...600 psi)
Vacuum resistance:0 mbar
Max. overpressure limit:60 bar (900 psi)
Material gasket:Viton, Kalrez, EPDM, NBR, Silicone
Fill fluid:Silicone Oil
Communication:4...20 mA HART
The electronic dp Deltabar FMD71 is a differential pressure system, used to measure the pressure or level, volume or mass of liquids in pressurized tanks or distillation columns/evaporators. The high pressure sensor (HP) measures the hydrostatic pressure. The low pressure sensor (LP) measures the head pressure. The level is calculated in the transmitter using these two digital values. The electronic dp system eliminates issues of traditional differential pressure measurements.
For differential pressure, level, volume or mass measurement of liquids in pressurized tanks and distillation columns/evaporators.
Process connections: Threads, flanges and hygienic connections
Process temperature: -40 up to +150°C (-40 to +302°F)
Measuring range: 100mbar to +40bar (6 to 600psi)
Accuracy: Single sensor up to ±0.05%, system up to ±0.07%
International explosion protection certificates, hygienic approvals
Eliminates traditional mechanical issues resulting in greater process availability and reliability
Overload-resistant high purity ceramic sensor (99.9% Al2O3)
Safety risks are minimized with the new electronic differential pressure system architecture and design
Lowest total cost of ownership due to reduced installation time, maintenance, downtime and spare requirements
Multivariable level measurement: HART-based differential pressure, head pressure and sensor temperatures from one system
Continuous health indication of the entire system via HART-based diagnostic
High reproducibility and long-term stability