Eliminate heat tracing and the effect of ambient temperature swings
Ambient temperatures can cause headaches when it comes to differential pressure (DP) level measurement. Impulse lines have been frequently used with transmitters and may work in some cases, but ambient temperature changes, whether hot or cold, can throw measurements out of range and prove to be problematic. Heat tracing and wraps are used as a solution, but can become expensive to implement and requires valuable labor resources.
If you’re looking for the best solution to eliminate issues with ambient temperatures, select a Rosemount™ 3051S ERS™ (Electronic Remote Sensor) System. ERS Systems calculate differential pressure electronically using two pressure sensors linked together with an electrical cable. It eliminates impulse lines, capillaries and fill fluids, and significantly reduces operating costs by eliminating the need for steam or electricity for heat tracing. Plus, the system can also provide faster response time for safer operations and improve monitoring and reporting.
