The Gefran CSP-H series melt sensors are pressure transmitters designed for use in high-temperature environments. Their key feature is the ability to measure media pressure at temperatures up to 600 °C (1112 °F).
The sensor design is based on hydraulic pressure transmission; the mechanical stress is transferred via an incompressible transmission fluid (NaK – Sodium/Potassium alloy).
The thick-film strain gauge technology enables the conversion of the physical quantity (pressure) into an electrical signal.
The CSP-H is suitable for applications where thermal signal drift compensation is required due to process temperature variation, particularly in CSP (Concentrated Solar Power) and TES (Thermal Energy Storage) systems.
CSP-H
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High-temperature pressure transducer with Hart Protocol output
CSP-H
New
High-temperature pressure transducer with Hart Protocol output
Main features
- Designed for CSP applications
- Digital output: Hart Protocol
- Pressure ranges: 0-20 to 0-1000 bar / 0-300 to 0-15000 psi
- Maximum process temperature: 600°C (1112°F)
Technical specifications
Overview
- Pressure ranges: from 0–20 to 0–1000 bar / 0–300 to 0–15000 psi
- Temperatures up to 600 °C (1112° F)
- Digital output: Hart Protocol
- Accuracy: < ±1% FS (L)
- Hydraulic transmission system for pressure signal to ensure temperature stability (NaK). The fluid is compliant with the RoHS directive
- Flanged process connection
- Autozero function on board / optional external version
- Signal drift caused by process temperature variation, compensable through K coefficient
- Stem material: 17-4 PH
- Corrugated diaphragm in Inconel 718 with GTP+ coating
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