View online Instruction manual for Magnetic Instrumentation 2130 Measuring Instruments or simply click Download button to examine the Magnetic Instrumentation 2130 guidelines offline on your desktop or laptop computer.
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Since 1979, Magnetic Instrumentation has been the leader in magnetizers, Magnetic testing and engineered Magnetic solutions. Standard & Custom Solutions.
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Magnetic level indicators I&O manual. Magnetically coupled liquid level indicators, or MLIs, are in widespread use throughout process industries. Download. US fr ru 中文 pt es.
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Sales/Calibration Lab – Michelle Eltzroth Telephone: (317) 841-5512 E-mail: [email protected] Technical Services – Glenn Dutour Telephone: (317) 841-5534 E-mail: [email protected] Magnetic Testing - Greg Umana Telephone: (317) 841-5524 E-mail: [email protected]
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Specifications. AUTO AND MANUAL RANGING: Measurements can be made in Tesla, Gauss, Amps/m or Oersted. (1mT = 10 Gauss = 0.796 kA/m) Accuracy (at 20° C): ± 1% Reproducibility ± 0.5% Temperature Coefficient: Better than ± 0.1% of reading / oC including probe. Frequency Range: DC and 15Hz to 10 kHz.
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If it becomes necessary to use reducers, the inner angle must not exceed 7.5°. The minimum length to keep the angle below 7.5° can be checked by means of the formula below: L = (D – d) x 7.63. where “D” is the large diameter and “d” the small diameter of the reducer. Also Read: Magnetic Flow Meter Corrosion; Flow Meters Grounding
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The flow principle behind Magnetic flow meters is known as Faraday’s Law, mathematically defined as E=k*B*D*V. The induced voltage (E) is directly proportional to the velocity (V) of the fluid moving through the Magnetic field (B). The induced voltage is carried to the transmitter through the electrode circuit.
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MI Custom Systems Printer Friendly Version Back Magnetic Instrumentation, Inc. offers complete system solutions by way of engineered systems for specific applications and process parameters. Manual and Automatic operations are provided with varying degrees of automati...
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The flow principle behind Magnetic flow meters is known as Faraday’s Law, mathematically defined as E=k*B*D*V. The induced voltage (E) is directly proportional to the velocity (V) of the fluid moving through the Magnetic field (B). The induced voltage is carried to the transmitter through the electrode circuit.
Magnetic Flow Meters. Mag meters provide highly accurate flow measurement for a wide variety of conductive fluid applications. Magnetic flow meters, also known as electroMagnetic flow meters or mag meters, are often selected because they are obstruction less, cost-effective, bi-directional, and provide highly accurate volumetric flow measurement.
Once powered, a Magnetic field is formed between both coils. When the pipe is full and the fluid begins to flow, the force of the Magnetic field causes the negatively and positively charged particles of the fluid to separate as they pass through the Magnetic field. This separation causes an induced voltage between the electrodes and sensor.
The meter’s coils are driven by the transmitter with an applied current. Once powered, a Magnetic field is formed between both coils. When the pipe is full and the fluid begins to flow, the force of the Magnetic field causes the negatively and positively charged particles of the fluid to separate as they pass through the Magnetic field.