Pressure is a useful measurement and can be used in a variety of applications, such as fuel line and air intake pressure. It can also be used for safety purposes, e.g. overpressure safeguarding and leak detection... You can even use it to measure a flow rate and tank level which is very common for cargo monitoring. Cargo monitoring is a very common use on most vessels. You can even use it to measure a flow rate and tank level which is very common for cargo monitoring.
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Pressure transmitter
DMP 331
The DMP 331 pressure transmitter from BD Sensors can be used in all industrial areas when the medium is compatible with stainless steel 1.4404 (316 L) or 1.4435 (316 L). Moreover, the transmitter is available with different elastomer seals as well as a helium tested welded version available.
Pressure transmitter
DMP 333
The DMP 333 pressure transmitter from BD Sensors has been specifically designed for hydraulic applications with high static and dynamic pressure. The transmitter is characterized by an exceptional long-term stability, also under fast changing pressure as well as positive and negative pressure peaks.
Pressure transmitter
DMP 334
The DMP 334 from BD Sensors is an industrial pressure transmitter that has been specifically designed for use in hydraulic systems up to 2200 bar. The base element of DMP 334 is a thin film sensor, that is welded with a pressure port and meets the highest demands of foolproofness and reliability.
Pressure transmitter
DMP 335
The DMP 335 from BD Sensors is an industrial pressure transmitter that is based on a stainless steel welded pressure sensor without fluid. This characteristic gives you the special advantage of being able to use the DMP 335 in applications where silicon oil or elastomeric seals cannot be used.
Pressure transmitter
DMP 336
The DMP 336 from BD Sensors is an industrial pressure transmitter that is specifically developed for hydrogen applications. However, it is also excellent for other technical gases (e.g. oxygen). This is a possibility if you use an alloy based on 316L which prevents hydrogen embrittlement of the media-wetted parts.
Pressure transmitter
DMP 339
The DMP 339 industrial pressure transmitter from BD Sensors features a G ¼" flush pressure port and was specifically designed for usage in a range of machinery including metering systems. This transmitter is perfect for measuring the pressure of viscous and pasty media, as only a small dead space is created.
Pressure transmitter
DMP 343
The DMP 343 pressure transmitter from BD Sensors is specifically designed for the measurement of very low gauge pressure and is perfect for vacuum applications. The transmitter features outstanding thermal behavior and remarkable long-term stability.
Pressure transmitter
DMK 331
The DMK 331 industrial pressure transmitter from BD Sensors with ceramic sensor has been specifically designed for pasty, polluted or aggressive media as well as for oxygen applications at low pressure range.
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Pressure Basics
Pressure measurement is a widely used application on board. Pressure measuring techniques can be used to measure not only process or differential pressure but also to calculate level, volume, density or even mass flow in all areas of a process.
The measuring ranges of pressure transmitters start at a few mbar and extend to extreme pressures up to 1,000 bar. The range of pressure sensors can be used on all stages of media, from gas to liquid and even solids if needed.
Different applications require different sensor conditions, ranges and materials. The sensors have different measuring principles as well, often the pressure is converted to some intermediate form, such as displacement, by detecting the amount of deflection on a diaphragm, from this you can calculate the pressure. Other sensors can have a variety of different measurement principles such as bridge transducers (strain-gauge), variable capacitance or the common piezoelectric.
Guidance to the Correct Pressure Sensor
We have been supplying pressure sensors of almost all types for decades, and we know which type of instrument would be most appropriate for your application, based on your requirements to accuracy, conditions where it should be used and what your end-purpose with the sensor is. We will gladly assist you in choosing the correct instrument with the desired characteristics and features, and we aim to provide a satisfactory solution to your needs the first time. Regardless if your focus on accuracy, special ambient conditions, ease of installation or price. As we have all supporting functions in-house, we can even help you with installation, maintenance, repair or up-stream signals integration.
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