Working of Interface Level Measurement by using DPT- Level Transmitter basics

[@AvazAbdullayev-h7y]

Simple and clear explanation!!

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[@Deiski76]

Thanks for this excellent video

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[@muhammadmujahid2041]

Excellent

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[@boukdichyassine9931]

Thanks bro ❤

[@aiyazimam925]

Amazing video thnx bro

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[@dineshsahu2947]

Very nice..

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Thank you

[@elielisein7567]

How do you find Sf?

[@rafaelribeiro8990]

Excellent video. Just one question, why do you use de Sf for Glycerine? Does it matter which Sf fluid is used?

[@sharifhossain8830]

Please make a video about in Siemens sipart dr21 controller.
Thanks advance

[@frizzymissy1]

Why at 4mA, you multiply S1 only? Not included s2?

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Hello Rorona
Sorry for the late response. I missed your comment. No, at 4 mA, I have calculated S2 only.

[@swardadalvi]

Where did 23.12 come from ?

[@manimaranchinnappa6984]

Tnx

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Ur WC

[@tonyarafat4244]

Good

[@allinonechannel8717]

Hi you missed out d value 10" so the calculations will change little bit...

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Hello All In One Channel
Thanks for your comment. In this example, capillary fitting is used. So, height of DP transmitter
does not affect calculation. So, this is reason. I have not calculated 10".

[@NaveenKumar-ou1uw]

100 means high level, why are you take this.

[@NaveenKumar-ou1uw]

Low value mistake, which comes 10*1.263

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Hello Naveen
Thanks for your feedback.

[@alterator]

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