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Mounting Instruments
Key criteria to improve and obtain accurate measurements of a process.
Direct Mounting
Mounting done on or in the immediate vicinity of the process.
Remote Mounting
A common mounting method used when direct mounting is not practical due to accessibility or safety concerns.
Impulse Lines
Used for remote mounting, they must be protected from vibration, shock, temperature, and physical damage.
In-Line Mounting
Mounting method where process fluid or gas flows through the instrument.
Cable Mount Instrument Stands
Supports instruments on horizontal and vertical runs.
U-Bolt Instrument Stands
Requires 2 U-bolts and can work on horizontal and vertical runs.
Electrical Conduit
Continuously grounded conductor enclosures providing protection against electrical shock.
Plastic Conduit
Provides no electrical grounding and shielding against electrostatic interference.
Thread Terminology
Includes major diameter, minor diameter, pitch, root, crest, and thread angle.
Cap Screw
Fastener with external threads, mated with female threads or forming its own threads.
Stud Bolt
A bolt with external threads at both ends, using two nuts.
Masonry Anchors
Anchors that provide two ways of anchoring: expansion against the wall and friction force between sides and hole walls.
Bolt Grade Markings
Indicate the strength and material properties of the bolt.
Tensile Strength
The maximum amount of tensile (pulling) stress a material can withstand before failure.