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How It Works

Instrumentation : How It Works

Flow Switch Principle

In-Line Flow Switch Working Principle and Animation

In-Line Flow Switch, As liquid flow enters the flow switch, it passes through an orifice between the inlet and outlet ports.

Float Level Switch Principle

Float Level Switch Working Principle Animation

All float-operated liquid level switches operate on the buoyancy principle: “the buoyant force acting on an object is equal to

Ultrasonic Level Switch Working Animation

Ultrasonic Level Switch Working Principle

An ultrasonic switch is a device that uses inaudible high-frequency sound (ultrasound) to detect the presence or absence of a

Air Filter Regulator Working Principle Animation

Air Filter Regulator are used to remove liquid water and particulate matter from compressed air sources. These are ‘mechanical filters’

Switch High level alarm occurs

Basics of Switches & its applications

For decades, process instrumentation specifiers have faced the decision whether to use a switch or a transmitter for a given

Pneumatic Actuators Types Animation

Types of Pneumatic Actuators Animation

A pneumatic control valve actuator converts energy (typically in the form of compressed air) into mechanical motion. The motion can

Capacitance Type Level Transmitter Working Principle

Capacitance Level Transmitter Animation

Animation Credits : KANSAI Automation Capacitance level instruments operates on the basic principle of the variation of electrical capacity of

capacitance probe

Capacitance Level Measurement Working Principle

Capacitance Level Measurement: Capacitive level transducer is an example of indirect measurement of level Capacitance level sensors are used for

Potentiometer Animation

Potentiometer Working Principle Animation

Potentiometer also known as pot is generally used in circuits to provide variable resistance or variable voltage. The heart of

Transparent Level Gauge

Level Indicators Working Principle

Definition of Level Indicator Level indicators are devices used in the measurement of level of fluids at various industrial applications.

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