- Illustration of the various theoretical principles involved in the measurement of pressure
- Manipulating controls
Characteristic curves Comparison of the sensors Adjustment of the regulator inlet Calibration of the sensors compared to a reference
- Technical data about the elements in a regulation loop
- Sensor – regulator – actuator – perturbing element
- PID or self-adaptive
- Configuration of the regulator
- Characteristic curves (pressure, opening of the valve, response time, etc…)
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- Absolute pressure sensor
Ceramic diaphragm
Capacitive dried measure cell
Outlet – current loop-20 mA
Accuracy ±0.5% of the full scale
- Relative pressure sensor
Silicium diaphragm
wheatstone-piezzo-resitive resistance
Current loop outlet 4-20 mA
Accuracy ±0.5% of the instruments range
- Differential pressure sensor
Silicium diaphragm
Principle: numerical resonator
Current loop outlet 4-20 mA
Accuracy ±0.075% of the full scale
- BOURDON type manometer
DN80 – stainless steel
Accuracy class : 1,6
Analog outlet
- PID type regulator with microprocessor
Accuracy class : 0.2
Configurable scale range
Continue, logical and relay outlet
– Proportional band from 0.5 to 1000%
– Integral action time from 0.1 to 100 min
– Derived action time from 0.01 to 10 min
Self-adaptive: the PID parameters are calculated by the regulator for an optimized regulation.
Numerical outlet MODBUS RS 232
- Regulation valve
Stainless steel body
Variable Cv
Pneumatic actuator and positioner
- Perturbation valve
- Stainless steel tank
- Manual vacuum pump
- Safety valve: adjustment - 2 bars
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