September 2010 
 
Ultrasonic Flowmeter Applications (Part 2 of 2)
Spitzer and Boyes, LLC 

Straight run requirements for ultrasonic flowmeters are not excessive, so this technology can be applied where limited straight run is available. Applications where the velocity profile changes with the flow rate can cause erratic operation of some ultrasonic flowmeters. click for more... 

 
Calibration Variables:
Positioning Diaphragm Seals on DP Level Transmitters
Flow Control (September 2009) 

Differential-pressure level transmitters with diaphragm seals are often calibrated in the instrument shop -- especially prior to initial installation. To simulate the actual installation in the instrument shop, the diaphragms should be mounted at different elevations that correspond to the actual installation to calibrate the transmitter. click for more... 

 
QUIZ:  The Weight of Water
Flow Control (September 2009) 

What is the approximate weight of the water in a full vertical cylindrical tank that is approximately six feet (two meters) in diameter and 20 feet (six meters) high? Use π (pi) = three for estimating purposes.

A. 33,700 pounds
B. 134,800 pounds
C. 18 metric tons
D. 72 metric tons
E. None of the above
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WHITE PAPER:  Take Care of Your Pumps and They'll Take Care of You
Jim DeLee, Fluid Components International

The old saying, "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of care" may have been coined by process and plant engineers tired of repairing or replacing pumps.  Pumps are often the most under serviced pieces of equipment in process automation when it comes to maintenance and prevention best practices.  click for more...

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