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May 18, 2017

  • AUTHOR: Brian Cleary

FUNDAMENTALS OF PRESSURE & TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT

Why Measure Pressure & Temperature?
FUNDAMENTALS OF PRESSURE & TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT
Brian Cleary Emerson Process Management
Measurements of pressure and temperature are made for many reasons and by several methods. This paper will focus on measurements made during gas production and transportation. In this industry, pressure and temperature measurements are primarily being made for three (3) reasons:
Safety
Control Compensation
The properties of gas follow the Ideal Gas Law:

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