INSTRUMENTATION |
Instrumentation is a general collective term for measuring instruments that are used to indicate, measure and record physical quantities. The physical quantities or parameters that could be measured and recorded forms a listing of a significant wide range. They include measurements of the level of pressure; degree of temperature; viscosity of fluid; level of inductance & capacitance of an electricity; amongst many others measurable physical values.
Examples of real life applications of instrumentations hidden away from plain sight may be as simple as a basic digital wrist watch, where asides from its original purpose of time telling; it could also be used in the measurement of the elapsed time taken for any random activity with its simple yet effective in-built stopwatch function.
On the other hand, they could also be easily complicate into a much complex myriad with recorded measurements of multiple parameters ongoing at the same time. Just like the insides of a automobile system, with recordings of fluid level indicator; distance travelled; in-car temperature amongst many other ongoing measurements happening simultaneously.
On yet another hand, instrumentation may also refer to more direct devices such as what we, the IMR Group are offering here on site: as industrial-quality reading thermometers or even the various types of air pressure gauges that may be required for a wide range of industrial purposes these days.
Examples of real life applications of instrumentations hidden away from plain sight may be as simple as a basic digital wrist watch, where asides from its original purpose of time telling; it could also be used in the measurement of the elapsed time taken for any random activity with its simple yet effective in-built stopwatch function.
On the other hand, they could also be easily complicate into a much complex myriad with recorded measurements of multiple parameters ongoing at the same time. Just like the insides of a automobile system, with recordings of fluid level indicator; distance travelled; in-car temperature amongst many other ongoing measurements happening simultaneously.
On yet another hand, instrumentation may also refer to more direct devices such as what we, the IMR Group are offering here on site: as industrial-quality reading thermometers or even the various types of air pressure gauges that may be required for a wide range of industrial purposes these days.
Low Pressure Capsule Gauge
BimetalLIC thermometer
pROCESS PRESSURE GAUGE
Socket Weld Thermowell
High Displacement Low Pressure Seal
Tubular Type Gauge
Two valve manifold
Industrial pressure switches
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STAINLESS STEEL PRESSURE GAUGE
Gas Filled Thermometer
THREADED THERMOWELL
Temperature Switch
IMR Flanged Diaphragm Seals
reflex TYPE GAUGE
Three VALVE MANIFOLD
differential PRESSURE SWITCHES
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LOW PRESSURE DIAPHRAGM GAUGE
Brass glass thermometer
Flanged Thermowell
Threaded Diaphragm Seals
All-Welded Diaphragm Seals
magnetic float GAUGE
five VALVE MANIFOLD
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