5700

The Emerson 5700 transmitter operates based on the Coriolis effect principle. Its core function is to process the raw physical data collected by the sensor into precise measurement values. The working process is as follows: It drives the internal flow tube to vibrate. When the fluid flows through, the Coriolis force generated causes the vibrating tube to twist. By measuring the degree of this twist, the transmitter can directly obtain the mass flow rate and density, and also measure the temperature. Subsequently, based on these basic data, it will calculate derivative variables such as volumetric flow rate, total cumulative volume, and concentration, and convert the results into standard signals (such as 4-20mA, HART, Modbus, Ethernet /IP, etc.) for output, which is used for display, recording or process control.。

Videos Micro Motion™ 5700 Field-Mount Transmitter Delivering the best in measurement technology and unparalleled support, the 5700 transmitter's intuitive design ensures measurement confidence, valuable process insight and productivity through simplified solutions. Data historian feature captures rich information about process events, fluid quality, and measurement stability - over long and short periods of time. Zero Verification tool provides confidence in the meter zero and analyzes process conditions to indicate potential issues for re-zeroing.