Multivariable Transmitter
Multivariable Transmitter
The multivariable transmitters are devices specifically designed to measure three process variables at a time. These types of transmitters are used for pressure, differential pressure, and temperature measurement along with the flow rate of process line fluids. All industrial operations are mostly dependent on different process variables which need regular monitoring and control. Generally, industries used for accurate mass flow measurement require three transmitters Pressure, Differential pressure, and Temperature transmitter resulting required high materials, installation, and maintenance costs associated with multiple process connection and wiring connections. That's the reason innovators invented a single device which is known as a multivariable transmitter. It is accessible to three process measurement and flow calculation.
Working Principle of Multivariable Transmitters
- The Multivariable Transmitters feature three sensors in a single design. It consists of a static pressure sensor, a differential pressure sensor, and a temperature sensor integrated into a capsule sensor design.
- The Electronics units are set with a coded formula, which gives a calculated value of the mass flow reading.
- The Multivariable transmitter is based on the HART protocol that helps in monitoring, control, and calculations in a time-lapse cycle.
Advantage
- Easy to install.
- Reduce the high maintenance cost.
- Highly accurate for measurement of the flow of gases, vapors, and liquids in industrial applications.
- It reduces pipe penetrations, thus saving impulse piping, and connection systems with measurements in a single device.
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