Safety Instructions; Operating Principle - WIKA intelliGAUGE PGT23.063 Mode D'emploi

1. Safety instructions / 2. Operating principle

1. Safety instructions

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Serious injuries and/or damage can occur should the appropriate
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regulations not be observed.
Only appropriately qualified personnel should work on these instru-
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ments.

2. Operating principle

Bourdon tube, diaphragm and capsule measuring elements are widely used as
measuring elements for such transmitters thanks to their robustness and ease-
of-use within technical pressure measurement. Under the influence of pressure,
these measuring elements will be deformed within their elastic range.
This movement is converted into a rotary motion by means of a mechanical
movement (gear). A magnet, fixed to the pointer axle, turns with the instru-
ment's pointer, in direct proportion to the process pressure. The connected
electronics detect the rotary motion of the magnet between 0 and 70 degrees.
A non-contact (and thus wear-reseistant), magnetic-field dependant sensor
(angular rotation sensor, 10 bit resolution) measures the change electrically.
An amplifier converts the rotary motion into an electrical output signal. The
electronics are factory set to a standard passive 4 ... 0 mA output signal,
(0 ... 0 mA, 0 ... 10 V and 4 ... 0 mA ATEX versions are available as options).
The electrical output signal range corresponds to the measuring range on the
dial.
With these three standard electrical output signals, this series of instruments
can be used in all areas of industry.
A pressure gauge with an intelliGAUGE series transmitter combines all the
advantages of an on-site mechanical display with the demands modern indus-
try makes for electrical signal transmission for the acquisition of measured
values.
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The appropriate national safety regulations (e.g. EN 837-2
"Selection and installation recommendations for pressure
gauges") must be observed when installing, commissioning
and operating these devices.
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