TAILIEUCHUNG - INSTRUMENT ENGINEERS' HANDBOOK Fourth Edition Process Measurement and Analysis VOLUME I

Ours is a very young profession: when the first edition of the Instrument Engineers’ Handbook (IEH) came out, Marks’ Mechanical Engineers’ Handbook was in its fifth edition, and Perry’s Chemical Engineers’ Handbook was in its sixth! Now, as we are starting to work on the fourth edition of the IEH, we are already in a new millenium. But while our profession is young, we are also unique and special. After all, no other engineering profession can claim what we can! No other engineering profession can offer to increase the GDP by $50 billion without building a single new plant, and to do that while increasing safety and reducing pollution. We can. | INSTRUMENT ENGINEERS HANDBOOK Fourth Edition Process ---- Measurement and Analysis BÉLA G. LIPTÁK Editor-in-Chief k PRESS ISA-The Instrumentation Systems and Automation Society INSTRUMENT ENGINEERS HANDBOOK Fourth Edition Process Measurement and Analysis VOLUME I INSTRUMENT ENGINEERS HANDBOOK Fourth Edition Process Measurement and Analysis VOLUME I Béla G. Lipták EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ISA The Instrumentation Systems and Automation Society CRC PRESS Boca Raton London New York Washington .

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• Instrument Calibration
• Logic Diagrams
• Heat Exchangers
• Flow Metering
• Magnetic Flowmeters
• Ultrasonic Flowmeters
• Radiometric calibration for earh observation satellite optical instrument
• Earh observation satellite optical instrument
• Demonstrated for VNREDSat 1 data
• Minimize the radiometric non uniformity of individual pixel
• Minimize the radiometric non uniformity
• Calibration curve
• Major elements
• Silicate rocks
• Wavelength dispersive
• X ray fluorescence
• The Flow Pioneers
• Accuracy vs
• Repeatability
• Turbine Flowmeters
• Coriolis Mass Flowmeters