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WIKA operating instructions dierential pressure transmitter, model DPGT40 15
14093267.01 03/2014 GB/D/F/E
Measuring assemblies
The preferred measuring assemblies for various possible applications are
specied in DIN 19216.
The following schematic diagram shows a recommended assembly for liquid
media. As throttling devices, dierential pressure transducers should be provided
in accordance with DIN 1952 (issue 07.82), now replaced by EN 5167/1.
The dierential pressure lines must be made from metal, their bore must not
be less than 4 mm and the eective length between the valve manifold and the
dierential pressure transmitter must be at least 500 mm.
Dierential pressure
transducer
(throttling device in the
process line)
Dierential pressure
instrument
(DELTA-trans)
Shut-o valves
(valve manifold)
Dierential pressure
line
6. Commissioning, operation
In addition, the length and the bore of
the pressure lines should be such that,
with cold lines, the response time of
the pressure gauge is not more than
5 seconds.
The connections of the dierential
pressure lines must be welded, brazed or
screwed using metal sealing elements.
Shut-o valves in dierential pressure
lines must only be operated using tools.
Safety instructions for installation
Follow the installation and safety instructions within the
operating instructions.
Install instruments in accordance with the manufacturer's
instructions and the valid standards and regulations.
The instruments do not provide for incorporated overcurrent protectors!
Once the pressure connection and the electrical connections have been made,
the pressure transmitters are ready for immediate use.
Commissioning
During the commissioning process pressure surges must be avoided at all costs.
Open the shut-o valves slowly.
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