Professional manufacturing of CNG/LPG High Pressure Sensor

Product description

The CNG/LPG differential pressure sensor measures the pressure difference between two points and provides a comparative measurement between the two. Manufactured by Midwest Instruments, these pressure sensors have many applications and are used in a variety of industries in Michigan. The differential pressure measurement principle states that the differential pressure (also expressed as DP or ∆p) is the difference between two applied pressures. For example, if the pressure at point A is 100psi and the pressure at point B is 60psi, the differential pressure is 40psi (100 Psi-60 psi). Typically, the two pressures to be measured are applied to opposite sides of a single diaphragm. The pressure difference is determined by the positive and negative deflections of the diaphragm at rest. Some industrial differential sensors use two separate absolute sensors with internal electronics to calculate and provide differential pressure. Another way to achieve differential pressure measurement is to use two absolute pressure sensors and then calculate the difference on an industrial control system. This is useful in cases where two different types of sensors are required due to the medium being measured (i.e. liquid and gas) or the measuring environment. Specializing in the manufacture of intake manifold absolute pressure sensor, common rail pressure sensor, engineering hydraulic transmission transmitter, injection molding machine special pressure sensor, urea pressure transmitter, etc.