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Use Multivariable Transmitters to Improve Flow Measurement

October
2010
Nathan D. Stokes

Advances in multivariable transmitters allow more-accurate and more-repeatable flow measurements to be made over a wide range of conditions. Here’s how to select the device with the right capabilities for your applications.

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