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Pressure Measurement Handbook
This user's guide covers the fundamentals of pressure management and discusses the use of calibrators, testers, manometers and the selection of a pressure measurement standard.

Pressure Instrumentation
Looking for pressure transmitter technology? Here are some of the latest applications.

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Control’s Monthly Resource Guide. This Month, Covering Pressure

Beginner's Guide to Differential Pressure Level Transmitters
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The Not-So-Straightforward Basics of This Measurement Technique

Piezoresistive Sensor Stabilizes Pressure Transmitter
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Yamatake Introduces Azbil AT9000, an Advanced Pressure Transmitter

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White Papers: In Depth Research

A User’s Guide to Pressure Measurement
Author: Ametek
Posted: 02/24/2009
A Complete Precision Pressure Measurement Handbook Covering the Fundamentals of Pressure Measurement, Deadweight Pressure Testers, Calibration of Deadweight Testers, AMETEK's Deadweight Testers, Manometers, Secondary Comparison Pressure Standards and the Selection of a Pressure Measurement Standard.

Information on pH measurement
Author: Dr. Jürgen Schleicher, JUMO
Posted: 10/30/2008
The pH value is the most frequently used process variable in analysis. The pH value is of outstanding importance in water and environmental analysis and in almost all sectors of industry. Whether the cheese in a dairy is of the right quality, the water in a drinking water supply causes corrosion damage, or the precipitation in a treatment plant for waste water from an electroplating process occurs at the optimal point, all depend on such parameters as the pH value.

Preventing Dust Explosions
Author: Joseph A. Kaulfersch Market Analyst, Pepperl+Fuchs Inc.
Posted: 02/11/2008
Find out how you can prevent dust explosions for almost nothing.

Reasons for Choosing a Diaphragm Seal for Pressure Applications
Author: Turck
Posted: 02/11/2008
In many pressure applications, it is necessary to isolate the sensing element from the material being sensed.

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