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An absolute (fixed) distance error statement describes an error that is constant.
This error is independent of the calibration range and the actual level in the vessel.
For example, the stated accuracy of a level measurement system in a 1000 mm high vessel (100% level located 100 mm below the sensor) might be ±10 mm.
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Sometimes doing the correct thing with insufficient tools can get you into trouble. One client's custody-transfer differential pressure transmitters are a case in point.
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Flow measurement systems are often composed of a number of components that can have different performance specifications.
This is especially applicable for flowmeters in which the flow measurement system consists of components that are designed and manufactured separately.
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