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Hydrostatic level measurement systems are based upon physical properties that are related to the density of the material. These systems are typically applied to liquid or slurry levels, but other levels may be measured in some processes.
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A differential pressure (DP) flow measurement system consists of a DP primary flow element and a DP flow transmitter. When the flow of a fluid in a pipe passes a restriction in a piping system, pressure in the piping system is reduced.
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Sometimes you have so much information that you actually have to start from the beginning in order to determine what is happening. Such was the case when the effluent with suspended solids from a paper mill was measured with an existing magnetic flowmeter.
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