PS7300 DP vs PS7400 Fork: Pisonics Internal Selection Guide

PS7300 differential pressure and PS7400 tuning fork are both common Pisonics mid-accuracy density meters, but their applications differ substantially. This table provides a selection decision tree.

Feature comparison

Feature Pipeline Differential Pressure Density Meter 派声 PS7400 音叉密度计
Measurement principle Dual-diaphragm differential pressure (liquid column ΔP) Tuning fork vibration frequency
Density accuracy ±0.001 g/cm³ (resolution) ±0.001 g/cm³
Long-term stability ≤ ±0.2% / URL / 12 mo ≤ ±0.5% / 12 mo
Suitable for Large storage tanks (A / B / C variants) Inline pipes + small/medium tanks
Pipe/vessel size Tank / DN200+ large bore DN50~DN500 (pipes) / various tanks
Dynamic response Medium (affected by surface waves) Fast (direct vibration response)
Scaling sensitivity Medium (diaphragm may foul, flush needed) Low (PTFE coating + vibration self-clean)
High viscosity tolerance High (≤ 5,000 cP) Medium (≤ 1,000 cP)
Hazardous area ExiaIICT6 / ExdIIBT4 Ex d ⅡC T6 Gb
Typical applications Crude oil tanks / large reactors / MVR evaporators Refined oil pipelines / chemical blending / food / fuel

Takeaway

PS7300 and PS7400 are not substitutes — they're designed for different conditions. Simple decision tree: large storage tank / in-tank obstacle bypass / large-bore main → PS7300; insertion install / fast online response / high-Ex requirement → PS7400. Both are non-nuclear; together they cover the vast majority of density points in large chemical plants, oil & gas facilities, and power plants.

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