Diaphragm seals for tanks under Vacuum
The transmitter must be mounted level with or below the lowest tap to ensure positive pressure at the transmitter.
Dist. Between Taps = H
DP = Hside – Lside
DP = (L*SGp + h*SGf ) – (H+h)*SGf
DP = L*SGp – H*SGf
Double Remote Seal Application
Calibration Range
LRV or 4mA point = Phigh – Plow
LRV = Head2 – Head1
LRV = (0.9*30”) – (0.9*100”)
LRV = -63”H2O
URV or 20mA Point = Phigh – Plow
URV = (Head2 + Head3) – Head1
URV = [(0.9*30”) + (1.1*50”)] – (0.9*100”)
URV = -8”H2O
Cal. Range = -63 to -8 in H2O
Density Calculation with Remote Seals Transmitter
Max. Allowable ΔS.G = 0.2
Dist. Betw. Taps = 10 ft = 10 x 12” = 120”
Calibration Range
LRV or 4mA point = 120” * (SGp – SGf)
LRV = 120” * (1.1 – 0.95)
LRV = 18”H2O
URV or 20mA Point = 120” * (SGp – SGf)
URV = 120” * (1.3 – 0.95)
URV = 42”H2O
Cal. Range = 18 to 42 inH2O
Interface Calculation with Remote Seals Transmitter
Application Example: To determine % of interface of Liquid A with respect to Liquid B.
Dist. Betw. Taps = 10 ft = 10 x 12” = 120”
Calibration Range
LRV or 4mA point = 120” * (SG1 – SGf)
LRV = 120” * (1.1 – 0.95)
LRV = 18”H2O
URV or 20mA Point = 120” * (SG2 – SGf)
URV = 120” * (1.3 – 0.95)
URV = 42”H2O
Cal. Range = 18 to 42 inH2O
Also Read: Level Switch Animation
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