Process pressure – Badger Meter Vortex Meters User Manual

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process pressure

The Process Pressure settings are accessed through the “Process Pressure” dialog box. To

bring up this box, click the “Configure Meter” pull-down menu on the Main screen and then

select “Process Pressure”.

Process Pressure

Process Pressure Units:
Process Pressure Source:

Process Pressure:

Analog Input - Absolute

Analog Input - Gauge

Steam Table

Analog Input - Absolute

Analog Input - Absolute

Analog Input - Gauge

Analog Input - Gauge

Steam Table

Steam Table

User Defined

Pressure Reading for 4mA Analog Input:
Pressure Reading for 20mA Analog Input:

User Defined Pressure (Gauge):

Atmospheric Pressure:

PSI
PSI

PSI

PSI

14.696
0

0
150

psi

0

Write

Read

Close

The primary purpose of this dialog box is to tell the meter where it can get process pressure

information. The meter must know the process pressure in order to pressure compensate the

flow measurements. The meter also needs to know the process pressure in order to make

standard flow measurements.

The data displayed by this window is read from the meter when the window is opened and

when the user clicks the Read or Write buttons.

process pressure - This field displays the process pressure value. The value of this field is

dependent on the source of the process pressure. If the process pressure source is set to “An-

alog Input - Absolute” or “Analog Input - Gauge”, then the process pressure value is dependent

on the analog input current and the analog input range values. If the process pressure source

is set to “User Defined”, to then this field will equal the value of the “User Defined Pressure”

field. If the process temperature source is set to “Steam Table”, then this field is calculated

from a saturated steam table based on the process temperature. This field is read only.

process pressure unit - This field specifies the unit of the process pressure. To change the

unit, select a new unit from the drop down menu and then click the Write button.

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