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Title: Pressure And Temperature Transducers
Author: Tim Twining
Source: 2004 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 2004
Abstract: Over the past three decades, pressure and temperature transmitters have continuously improved from simple process variable generators to increasingly sophisticated microprocessor-based field transmitters. This continuous improvement has resulted in upgraded device capabilities, including improved device repeatability, stability, reliability, and diagnostics - to name a few. More importantly these device feature improvements have allowed users to change existing plant instrument standards to reduce field device time and effort expenditures. In short, todays better pressure and temperature transmitters have enabled New Best Practices for field device selection, installation, and maintenance. This paper will provide a guideline of these New Best Practices for selecting, installing, and maintaining pressure and temperature transmitters.

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