Inspection & Testing

CABLE GLANDS Introduction In electricity and in instrumentation a cable gland is a component which… Read More »CONNECTING INSTRUMENTATION CABLES

Reminder of the thermocouple measuring principle At the terminals of a circuit formed by two… Read More »SPECIAL INSTRUMENTATION CABLES

Instrumentation cables covered by the NF M 87-202 standard are used in the oil industry… Read More »INSTRUMENTATION CABLES UNDERSTANDING

‘G’ for ground (earth) indicates that one of the conductors has a green and yellow… Read More »TRANSMITTER POWER SUPPLY CABLES

WHAT IS A CABLE MADE OF? Cables are intended to transport electric current. They must… Read More »DIFFERENT CABLES USED IN INSTRUMENTATION

Instrumentation tubing specifications Remember that to connect transmitters to the process the pipes must not… Read More »INSTRUMENTATION TUBES TYPES AND SPECIFICATION

Before inserting the tube in the coupling and tightening the nut on the ring, the… Read More »CONNECTING INSTRUMENTATION TUBES TO COMPRESSION COUPLINGS

This type of coupling is used to connect metric plastic tubes. The tube must be… Read More »UNDERSTANDING ABOUT QUICK-CONNECT COUPLINGS

This type of coupling is used to connect pipes made of Stainless steel or Carbon… Read More »UNDERSTANDING ABOUT COMPRESSION COUPLINGS WITH PICTURES

Threads British Standard Pipe (BSP) threads These “Gas” profile threads are of two types: Thread… Read More »Understanding About Tubing Threads