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TYPICAL LIQUID LEVEL INSTALLATIONS

Transmitter Connected to Open Tank

Calibrated Range = 160 to 800

Input Data Entry

Calculation Result

Span = (X) x 640 800 0.8 MAXIMUM LEVEL = (Y) x 160 200 0.8 X = 800 mm = (X) + (Y) x 800 800 200 0.8 CALIBRATION DATA MINIMUM LEVEL

% Input Simulation Output Result

mm H2O mA Y = 200 mm 0 160.00 4.00 = 0.8 25 320.00 8.00 50 480.00 12.00 75 640.00 16.00 100 800.00 20.00

Notes

mmH2O (GL) HW, MIN (GL) HW, MAX (GL) GL g/cm3

HW = Equivalent Head of Water GL = Specific gravity of tank liquid HW,MIN = HW at minimum liquid level

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TYPICAL LIQUID LEVEL INSTALLATIONS

Transmitter Connected to Closed Tank with Dry Leg

Calibrated Range = 262.5 to 5512.5

Input Data Entry

Calculation Result

Span = (X) x 5250 5000 1.05 MAXIMUM LEVEL = (Y) x 262.5 250 1.05 X = 5000 mm = (X) + (Y) x 5512.5 5000 250 1.05 CALIBRATION DATA MINIMUM LEVEL

% Input Simulation Output Result

mm H2O mA Y = 250 mm 0 262.50 4.00 = 1.05 25 1575.00 8.00 50 2887.50 12.00 75 4200.00 16.00 100 5512.50 20.00

Notes

mmH2O (GL) HW, MIN (GL) HW, MAX (GL) GL g/cm3

HW = Equivalent Head of Water GL = Specific gravity of tank liquid HW,MIN = HW at minimum liquid level

HW,MAX = HW at maximum liquid level Dry Leg

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TYPICAL LIQUID LEVEL INSTALLATIONS

Transmitter Connected to Closed Tank with Wet Leg

Calibrated Range = -4137.5 to 1112.5

Input Data Entry

Calculation Result

Span = (X) x 5250 5000 1.05 MAXIMUM LEVEL = Y x (GL) - D (GS) -4137.5 250 1.05 0.8 5500 D 5500 X = 5000 mm = ( X + Y ) (GL) - D (GS) 0.8 1112.5 5000 250 1.05 0.8 5500 ### ### CALIBRATION DATA MINIMUM LEVEL

% Input Simulation Output Result

mm H2O mA Y = 250 mm 0 -4137.50 4.00 = 1.05 25 -2825.00 8.00 50 -1512.50 12.00 75 -200.00 16.00 100 1112.50 20.00

Notes

D = Height of wet leg

mmH2O (GL) HW, MIN GS HW, MAX GL g/cm3

HW = Equivalent Head of Water

HW,MIN = HW at minimum liquid level GL = Specific gravity of tank liquid HW,MAX = HW at maximum liquid level GS = Specific gravity of wet leg liquid

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TYPICAL LIQUID DENSITY INSTALLATIONS

Transmitter Connected to Open Tank With Constant Level

Calibrated Range = 4000.0 to 5400.0

Input Data Entry

Calculation Result

Span = (X) x -1400 5000 1.08 0.8 = X x 4000 5000 0.8 = X x X = 5000 mm 5400 5000 1.08 = 0.8 CALIBRATION DATA = 1.08

% Input Simulation Output Result

mm H2O mA 0 4000.00 4.00 25 4350.00 8.00 50 4700.00 12.00 75 5050.00 16.00 100 5400.00 20.00

Notes

mmH2O ( GMAX GMIN ) HW, MIN GMIN HW, MAX GMAX GMIN g/cm3 GMAX g/cm3

HW = Equivalent Head of Water GMIN = Minimum Specific gravity of tank liquid HW,MIN = HW at minimum density GMAX = Maximum Specific gravity of tank liquid HW,MAX = HW at maximum density GS = Specific gravity of wet leg liquid

OVER FLOW INPUT

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TYPICAL LIQUID DENSITY INSTALLATIONS

Transmitter Connected to Open Tank With Varying Level

Calibrated Range = 4.0 to 6.0

Input Data

Calculation Result

Span = (X) x -2 2 4 3 MINIMUM LEVEL = X x -4 2 3 1 1 = X x -X = 2 mm 6 2 4 1 = 3 CALIBRATION DATA

% Input Simulation Output Result

= 4 mm H2O mA 0 4.00 4.00 25 4.50 8.00 50 5.00 12.00 75 5.50 16.00 100 6.00 20.00

Notes

mmH2O ( GMAX GMIN ) HW, MIN ( GMIN GS) GS HW, MAX ( GMAX GS ) GMIN g/cm3 GMAX g/cm3

HW = Equivalent Head of Water GMIN = Minimum Specific gravity of tank liquid HW,MIN = HW at minimum density GMAX = Maximum Specific gravity of tank liquid HW,MAX = HW at maximum density GS = Specific gravity of wet leg liquid

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TYPICAL LIQUID INTERFACE LEVEL INSTALLATIONS

Transmitter Connected to Open Tank With Constan Overflow

Calibrated Range = 590.0 to 690.0

Input Data Entry

Calculation Result

Span = X x

-A = 30 mm 100 500 1.2 1 = ( Y x + ( A + X ) x 590 50 1.2 30 500 1 = 1 = ( Y + X ) x + ( A x 500 mm 690 50 500 1.2 30 1 X CALIBRATION DATA = 1.2

% Input Simulation Output Result

mm H2O mA Y = 50 mm 0 590.00 4.00 25 615.00 8.00 50 640.00 12.00 75 665.00 16.00 100 690.00 20.00

Notes

mmH2O ( GMAX GMIN )

HW, MIN GMAX ) GMIN

GMIN g/cm3 HW, MAX GMAX GMIN )

GMAX g/cm3

H

W

= Equivalent Head of Water

G

MIN

= Minimum Specific gravity of upper (lighter) liquid

H

W,MIN

= H

W

at minimum interface

G

MAX

= Maximum Specific gravity of lower (heavier) liquid

H

W,MAX

= H

W

at maximum interface

G

S

= Specific gravity of wet leg liquid

OVER FLOW

MAXIMUM INTERFACE

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Transmitter Connected to Open Tank With Constan Overflow

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TYPICAL LIQUID INTERFACE LEVEL INSTALLATIONS

Transmitter Connected to Closed Tank With Wet Leg

Calibrated Range = 105.9 to 183.9

Input Data Entry

Calculation Result

Span = X x -78 600 1.08 0.95 A = 50 mm = ( Y x + ( A + X ) x - ( A + X + Y ) x 105.9 30 1.08 50 600 0.95 50 600 30 0.8 0.8 = 0.95 = ( Y + X ) x + ( A x - ( A + X + Y ) x X = 600 mm 183.9 30 600 1.08 50 0.95 50 600 30 0.8 CALIBRATION DATA = 1.08

% Input Simulation Output Result mm H2O mA Y = 30 mm 0 105.90 4.00 25 125.40 8.00 50 144.90 12.00 75 164.40 16.00 100 183.90 20.00

Notes

A = Distance minimum level and desired maximum interface mmH2O

( GMAX GMIN )

HW, MIN GMAX ) GMIN GS

GS g/cm3

GMIN g/cm3 H

W, MAX GMAX GMIN ) GS

GMAX g/cm3

HW = Equivalent Head of Water GMIN = Minimum Specific gravity of upper (lighter) liquid HW,MIN = HW at minimum interface GMAX = Maximum Specific gravity of lower (heavier) liquid HW,MAX = HW at maximum interface GS = Specific gravity of wet leg liquid

MINIMUM LEVEL

MAXIMUM INTERFACE

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