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DAVID W. SPITZER'S E-ZINE
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TECHNICAL AND MARKETING SERVICES FOR INSTRUMENTATION SUPPLIERS AND END-USERS
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Differential pressure flow transmitters are used in conjunction with various
primary flow elements to measure the amount of fluid transferred in pipes.
In general, the literature can leave one with the impression that most of the
flow measurement errors result from the primary flow element.
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Some new product introductions have raised doubt about what in-situ
calibration for flowmeters is, and whether it can be duplicated with
simulators and calibrators with expanded diagnostics.
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There have been a number of articles written about flowmeter
performance claims made by suppliers. The published specifications
are generally expressed as a percentage of something - usually rate,
full scale, calibrated span, or maximum span. Naturally, suppliers
attempt to express their claims in a manner that describes its performance
and puts their instrument in the best light.
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