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Improving Well Productivity with Pressure Transmitters for Oil & Gas Lift Systems
In a worldview that values environmental protection and sustainability, companies involved in oil and natural gas extraction need to make their production processes cleaner, more efficient, and more economical. Artificial lifting is on...
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How to Choose the Right Pressure Transmitter for Different Storage Tanks?
In this article, we will explore the importance of tank pressure measurement and tips for selecting the right tank pressure transmitters or level transmitters for your applications.
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Micro Sensor Receives CNAS Accreditation
Micro Sensor Co., Ltd. is proud to announce that its Testing Center has been officially accredited by the China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment (CNAS) for pressure transmitter and pressure sensor testing (Regis...
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Why Hydrogen Pressure Measurement Matters for Safety and Efficiency?
Hydrogen is gaining significant attention as a key energy carrier in the transition to a sustainable energy future. Hydrogen presents a zero-emission alternative to fossil fuels, making it an attractive option for decarbonizing various...
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Notification of New Product Change Notice Release
Dear Customer,We are writing to inform you that Micro Sensor has issued a new Product Change Notice (PCN) as part of our ongoing efforts to enhance and standardize our product management system. This initiative focuses on optimizing th...
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How Does a Water Level Sensor Measure Fluid Level？
Water level sensors measure level using various technologies, including hydrostatic pressure, ultrasonic, radar, and float methods, each relying on different principles to detect and convert liquid level changes into measurable signals...
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