What is the percent span for the old and new set points

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The discussion centers on recalibrating a reactor pressure transmitter after increasing the set point from 160 psig to 190 psig. The recalibration involved changing the transmitter's range from 0-200 psig to 0-300 psig. Participants seek clarification on calculating the percent span for both the old and new set points, with a reference to a book stating the answer is 63 percent. The concept of span is defined as the operational range compared to the calibration range, prompting questions about its relationship to the recalibrated settings. Understanding these calculations is essential for optimizing production rates in reactor operations.
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In order to increase production rate a reactor set point was increased from 160 psig to 190 psig. The reactor pressure transmitter was recalibrated from 0-200psig to 0-300 psig what is the percent span for old and new set points. Can you please explain to me how to find the answer. The book says the answer is 63 percent.
 
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jim1174 said:
In order to increase production rate a reactor set point was increased from 160 psig to 190 psig. The reactor pressure transmitter was recalibrated from 0-200psig to 0-300 psig what is the percent span for old and new set points. Can you please explain to me how to find the answer. The book says the answer is 63 percent.
How does one define the span?

If compares the operational range from 0 to set point, with the calibration range, how does that relate to span?
 
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