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* 12/13/96 15 Intro-1 (= Transparency 8) Perhaps better question: Why measure volume? The volume of a fluid (and its density) varies with its temperature (and pressure). What about mass? If you are paying by the gallon, do you want to buy the 834 pounds at 200 degrees or at 60 degrees? * 12/13/96 17 Intro-1 (= Transparency 10) Coriolis density measurement is direct and virtually continuous. Why is that better than sampling? Remember that density varies with temperature and pressure. What happens when you remove material from the process? What if your process is inconsistent? How often do you need to sample in order to be able to approximate average density? It’s performed automatically and almost instantaneously, so it’s more convenient and the information is much more useful for controlling the process. * 12/13/96 23 Intro-1 (= Transparency 15) We’ll start by looking at the variables that are measured directly. * 12/13/96 26 Introduction and Theory, Part II (= Transparency 41) TXs 41-43 are illustrations of different junction boxes and wiring tables. Select the one for the sensor you demonstrated earlier. MMI-supplied cable is color-coded. When making terminal connections, match colors at each terminal. J-box terminals are labeled or numbered to facilitate correct connections. Make sure connections are secure and that bare wire is not exposed. * 12/13/96 26 Introduction and Theory, Part II (= Transparency 41) TXs 41-43 are illustrations of different junction boxes and wiring tables. Select the one for the sensor you demonstrated earlier. MMI-supplied cable is color-coded. When making terminal connections, match colors at each terminal. J-box terminals are labeled or numbered to facilitate correct connections. Make sure connections are secure and that bare wire is not exposed. * 12/13/96 28 Introduction and Theory, Part II (= Transparency 43) MMI-supplied cable is color-coded. When making terminal connections, match colors at each terminal. J-box terminals are label