Installation method of American Dynisco pressure sensor

Brand

Dynisco/American Dynisco

Application Areas

Medical and Health, Environmental Protection, Food/Agricultural Products, Chemical Industry, Petroleum

American Dynisco

Pressure Sensor

Characteristics:

American Dynisco sensors have high resistance to vibration, shock, and electromagnetic interference, requiring very strict overpressure capability. They also have reliable mechanical seal capability, preventing loosening. The sensor must be correctly installed. Its guide pins and wires should be electromagnetically shielded, grounded, and well-shielded. Furthermore, the compatibility of the measured fluid pressure medium should be considered.

Correct Installation Method for American Dynisco Pressure Sensors:

(1) Using appropriate instruments, at standard temperature and pressure, query the frequency response value of the pressure sensor under normal conditions.

Code and corresponding frequency.

(2) Verify the correctness of the pressure sensor's response signal.

2. Determine the Specific Installation Location

Determine the specific number and installation location of the pressure sensor for each inflation section of the AC network.

(1) The pressure sensor must be installed along the cable, preferably at the cable connector. Installation Guidelines:

1. If two branch points are close (less than 100 meters), only one can be installed.

2. Each pressure sensor cable should be installed within four years of its installation. For two pressure sensors near the telephone exchange, the distance should not be greater than 200 meters.

3. A start and end of each cable should be installed.

4. Each cable branch point should be installed.

5. Changes in cable laying method (above and underground) should be considered during installation.

6. No branch cables are allowed because the bottom line of the cable scheme should be the 500-meter section where the pressure gauge sensor is installed, and four total...

Dynisco Pressure Sensor

Parameters:

When at a certain temperature (23°C), the Dynisco pressure sensor's high-temperature melt changes the value of the pressure, increasing or decreasing the pressure, and the detected pressure is eliminated at the torsion point. The output pressure value obtained at the full-scale value is the pressure value.

The nominal pressure value is predetermined to meet standard pressure. That is, between the highest and lowest temperatures, the load cell's output characteristics conform to the working pressure. The Dynisco sensor measures pressure within the range specified in practical applications. Sensitivity (mV/V) 1.0±0.05 Sensitivity Temperature Coefficient ≤%F·S/10℃±0.03

Nonlinearity ≤%F·S±0.02~±0.03 -1140-75kg Operating Temperature Range (℃) -20℃~+80℃

Hysteresis ≤%F·S±0.02~±0.03 Input Impedance (Ω) 400±10Ω

Repeatability ≤%F·S±0.02~±0.03 Output Resistance (Ω) 350±5Ω

Creep ≤%F·S/30min±0.02 Safe Overload ≤%F·S 150%F·S

Zero-Point Output ≤%F·S±2 Insulation Resistance (MΩ) ≥5000MΩ (50VDC)

Zero Temperature Coefficient ≤%F·S/10℃±0.03 Recommended Excitation Voltage (V) 10V-15V

Temperature Range:

The temperature range of American Dynisco pressure sensors is divided into a compensated temperature range and a standard operating temperature range. Temperature compensation ensures accuracy within the rated temperature range. The standard operating temperature range guarantees normal operation of the pressure sensor.

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