Sea water corrosion resistant wetted parts, approved for use on registered ship and marine systems, 4-20mA current loop output pressure transmitters.
Sea water contains a significant level of salt which makes it highly corrosive to many materials. This makes seawater compatibility an essential consideration in the design of marine equipment used for ships, offshore platforms and other marine based structures. Plastics, ceramics and special metal alloys have very good resistance to seawater corrosion and are often used in the design of smaller sensitive components, particular those which are very thin which and quickly affected by pitting and corrosion. All voyage and safety critical equipment on a ship must be certified by the same approval body such as LR (Lloyd’s Register), GL (Germanischer Lloyd), DNV (Det Norske Veritas), ABS (American Bureau of Shipping) and CCS (China Classification Society) that audited and registered the whole ship, in order for it to be fitted and used on marine systems. Pressure transmitters are measurement devices which combine an amplified 4 to 20 milliamp current loop output signal conditioning electronic module with a transducer for measuring the pressure of a liquid, vapour or gas.
DMK457 Marine Approved Pressure Transmitter - Marine approved pressure transmitter with 4-20mA current loop output for shipbuilding with optional CuNiFe housing for sea-water compatibility
DMK 458 Seawater Low Range Pressure Transmitter - Sea water corrosion resistant low range pressure transmitter for marine, ship and offshore engineering.
LMK 487 Submersible Ballast Tank and Draught Level Pressure Transmitter - A 22mm diameter titanium body seawater depth and level probe with a 4-20mA output with Lloyds and DNV-GL ship approval, for monitoring the quantity of ballast or the draft of a ship’s hull.