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News Release from: ABB Automation Tech (Instrumentation + Automation) | Subject: 364 pressure transmitter
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 26 September 2007
Pressure transmitters resist corrosion
ABB's 364 pressure transmitter range is now available with a 316L stainless steel housing and bracket as standard.
ABB's 364 pressure transmitter range is now available with a 316L stainless steel housing and bracket as standard This makes the transmitters more robust in the face of corrosive environments, such as those found offshore and in marine applications
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 17 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The upgraded transmitters retain all the features and functions of their predecessors, but are now more suitable for users in industries such as offshore oil and gas.
Ideal for hazardous areas and demanding flow, level and pressure applications, ABB's 364 pressure transmitter offers simplicity in a compact installation.
The range includes the 364DS for differential pressure and 364PS for gauge pressure.
The 364 transmitter range delivers long-term stability of 0.15% over 10 years.
Operative accuracy is 0.06% across the operating range, which varies from 0.16mbar to 160bar.
The upgrade of the explosion-proof housing to 316L stainless steel supports this long-term, low-maintenance performance.
The transmitter also features Hastelloy diaphragms and NACE MR0175 wetted parts for broad corrosion resistance.
The boltless, gasket-free body combines with standard connections to dramatically reduce the chance of leaks up to 1500 bar, as well as slashing the parts inventory by half when compared with its predecessors.
The 364 comes complete with standard drain and vent valves.
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