Nuclear pressure transmitters are widely used in the nuclear industry, and have been designed to meet specific and rigorous demands over the lifetime of a plant or for specific applications.
When selecting a nuclear pressure transmitter, you must follow certain guidelines..
To truly protect your system against failure, you need to make the right choice when it comes to qualification, performance and quality.
Summarize this article with :
The nuclear industry is a mature industry with well-known processes and reliability requirements.
These requirements are defined by customers, process producers and legal regulations governing all aspects of safety, in line with the safety requirements published by the French Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection Authority (ASNR).
Pressure transmitters have guaranteed the performance of nuclear systems for decades.
In light of recent incidents around the world, we need to set standards that elevate the function of this device to an even higher level than before.
A quality approach is essential to guarantee :
The performance and operability of your pressure transmitter must be guaranteed over time, even under accidental conditions.
Electrical connections must be quick-disconnect 1/4-turn, and must meet the most demanding qualifications.
Pressure sensor seals must be PMUC-certified and offer high radiation tolerance.
Process connections must be made of materials that are resistant to the nature of the process fluid.
The classic or diaphragm seals connection types must be adapted to your installation.
Our nuclear pressure transmitters meet all the requirements of the nuclear industry and are made in France.
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