Abstract
Temperature is the most widely sensed process variable in industry. The same has been discussed in detail in the last chapter. Pressure, flow and (to some extent) level — perhaps in that order — are the next most-widely sensed process variables. These three relate to fluids. Often same or similar techniques are used to sense and process them. These justify their being clubbed together for discussion here.
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Padmanabhan, T.R. (2000). Process Instrumentation II Pressure, Flow & Level. In: Industrial Instrumentation. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0451-3_14
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