DP Flow Transmitter Calibration- Transmitter Zero and Span Adjustment

[@dedyapria1177]

At 0:46 Why don't you close the high pressure block valve first instead?

[@yassertantawytantawy184]

Thanks you for your video But I think the sequence to back the transmitter to service it's first open the valves of process isolation and close the equalizer in the end to prevent sell damage Because the low side have atmosphere pressure and high side well have process pressure and it's high delta pressure can cause cell damage

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Yes,, You are correct

[@mathewgeorge1576]

Thanks sir ji ✋

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Thank you George for your comment

[@janetawuah2535]

Thanks for your great videos...but I thought the square root extractor function is in built in the flow transmitter, so why ignore the mA readings due to the square root extractor when calibrating? Can you please explain I'm a beginner

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Thanks for asking. All SMART transmitter comes with function to select square root extractor. If you do not select square root extractor at transmitter side. Then you need to select at PLC or DCS side.

[@mikegrande4957]

Valve positions during calibration?

[@abysebastian2597]

Sir, how this arrangements comes practically possible. This is because LP and HP are kept close together. Since the equalizer is open, will not the air pressuse applied in HP go into the atmosphere through LP..?

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Thanks for asking this question.. When we do calibration, both HP & LP Valve remains closed, and equalizing valve also remains closed. After this, open up LP vent valve, and apply pressure through HP vent valve.

[@Nicofish2023]

Please can you do this with a 5 way manifold showing all the steps of calibration

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Hello Herman I will make the video on this topic soon

[@abdulkader-lh9mj]

How to get analog output ma from del p inwater column?

[@mohamadsyahirsabar4097]

Can u explain in details how the DCS do the calculation to get (from sqrt of mA to the flow rate in GPM). Why do we need the sqrt mA?

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Hello I don't have calculation formula for DCS. Flow rate is directly proportional to square root of differential pressure. In order to convert, dpt' s output into linear, We use square root extractor in dpt.

[@bino1336]

For flow transmitter

[@denildavis3561]

Where we connect calibrator when we use 5 way manifold

[@InstrumentCalibration]

You need to connect pressure calibrator to bleed valve after putting PT in service mode

[@denildavis3561]

@@InstrumentCalibration ok thank you sir

[@InstrumentCalibration]

@@denildavis3561 You are welcome. Feel free to ask me any question

[@bino1336]

Without assuming Correct dp can u tell me that

[@mohammadimtiyaz5824]

Sir during calibration when apply pressure, low side and equalise keep open or close, plz clear my doubt

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Hello Mohammad when you apply pressure, low side and equalize both valves should be in closed position.

[@bino1336]

Sir How to calculate the applying pressure?

[@InstrumentCalibration]

It depends on your range. For example, if your dpt's calibration range is 0 to 100 inch H2O. Then divide 100 inches H2O into 5 equal part, and apply the pressure according to it.

[@bobbyyoung2831]

Need to close the equalization valve Before pumping up. AND the pressure calibrator needs to be liquid...Air compresses. Nice video but left out a few things.

[@abdulrozak514]

whats name the calibrator?

[@InstrumentCalibration]

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[@الطيرالمهاجر2012]

The sequence of return it back to service is not accurate

[@InstrumentCalibration]

I had made video on 3 Valve Manifolds. Please watch this video.

[@hardyferrysian4813]

in my humble opinion the step for calibration is 1. open the equalizing valve 2.close together high and low block valve we need eqaulizing first, if we close the low or high block valve before equalizing valve then the transmitter will damage flow transmitter have Differential range maximum base on maufacture data sheet

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Hello Hardy Yes, you are correct

[@nomnamecpp]

Don't call it calibration It's calibration check

[@InstrumentCalibration]

Yes... you are right. It is Verification Test

[@janetawuah2535]

Can you please explain the difference? I'm a beginner.

[@nomnamecpp]

@@janetawuah2535 what part you didn't understand?