What is Electrical Conduit? Types, Advantages, Disadvantages

The purpose of an electrical conduit is to protect the enclosed cable wiring from fires, mechanical damages, and corrosion.

Level Measurement Lab Exercise

In this guide you will find the operational procedure for the instrumentation level measurement lab exercise.

Instrument Lab Exercise – Ranging and Manometer Usage

In Instrument Lab Exercise, Prior to ranging the transmitter, it should be calibrated against a trusted standard.

Pneumatic Level Transmitter Value Struck?

Pneumatic level transmitter is stuck at one measurement value of approximately 40% even when the process liquid level rises and falls.

What is Power Cable? Types of Power Cables

The power cable is an electrical cable that comprises one or more conductors held together with an overall sheath.

Guided-wave Radar Asset Management Parameters

Examine the different configuration parameters for a guided-wave radar transmitter asset management software.

Difference between Smart Transmitter and Ordinary Transmitter

Key differences between ordinary transmitter and smart transmitter are Performance, Rangeability, Remote Adjustability, and Reliability.

Which Instrument is at Fault in this System?

A level indicator is registering a liquid level that is falsely low. Which instrument is at fault in this system? How do you know?

Difference between Single-phase and Three-phase Power

Explained the difference between Single-phase and three-phase power with their advantages and disadvantages.

Calculate Incident Power in Radar Level Measurement

Calculate the percentage of incident power reflected back to the transmitter through the liquid in this radar level measurement application.