when the instrument tapping on pipe line is located below
and transmitter is located above the tapping point for
liquid service transmitter, what should we do, is there any
additional drain valve is required??
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Answer Posted / yanto
below tapping point is for liquid services and above tapping
is for gas services.
we do not need additional drain valve.
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