if we have 450 mm heigth boiler drum level ,so what is span & zero value fo

if we have 450 mm heigth boiler drum level ,so what is span
& zero value for a dpt tranmitter

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if we have 450 mm heigth boiler drum level ,so what is span & zero value for a dpt tranmitter..

Answer / satendra

It is -450 mmwc span and 0 mmwc zero

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if we have 450 mm heigth boiler drum level ,so what is span & zero value for a dpt tranmitter..

Answer / joe

LRV will be -225mm and URV will be +225mm then span is 450mm

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if we have 450 mm heigth boiler drum level ,so what is span & zero value for a dpt tranmitter..

Answer / hafeez

span value is 0 mm.
zero value is -450 mm.

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if we have 450 mm heigth boiler drum level ,so what is span & zero value for a dpt tranmitter..

Answer / sreedhar

zero will be -400mm and span will be LRV will be -400mm and
URV will be 0 mm.

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