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I actually had it a little too big, but it bent in there and made the wires seem seamless which I am okay with.
WIKA S-10 and S-11 pressure transmitters are precision engineered to fit most industrial pressure measurement applications. The compact, rugged design makes these instruments suitable for applications including hydraulics and pneumatics, vacuum, test equipment, liquid level measurement, press control, compressor control, pump protection and
Datasheet S-10, S-11
The S-11 transmitter features a flush diaphragm process connection. The S-11 is specifically designed for the measurement of viscous fluids or media containing solids that may clog a NPT process connection. Flush diaphragm pressure transmitters are available in pressure ranges
from 50 InWC to 8,000 psi. For high temperature media, an integral cooling element is available on the S-11. This option increases the maximum media temperature to 300OF.
Each instrument undergoes extensive quality control testing and calibration to achieve an accuracy of < 0.25% full scale. The printed circuit boards use state-of-the-art surface mount technology and are potted in silicone gel for protection against mechanical shock, vibration and moisture. Each is individually temperature compensated to assure accuracy and long-term stability even when exposed to severe ambient temperature variations.
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Left: S-10 with NPT process connection
Center: S-11 with flush diaphragm process connection Right: S-11 with flush diaphragm process connection and
integral cooling element
numerous other processing and control operations. A wide range of electrical connection and process connection options are avail- able to meet almost any requirement.
The Wire-tailed Swallow (Hirundo smithii) is a small passerine bird in the swallow family. Swallows are somewhat similar in habits and appearance to other aerial insectivores, such as the related martins and the unrelated swifts (order Apodiformes).
Wire-tailed Swallow breeds in Africa south of the Sahara and in tropical southern Asia from the Indian subcontinent east to southeast Asia. It is mainly resident, but populations in Pakistan and northern India migrate further south in winter.
This species is an uncommon vagrant to Sri Lanka.
This bird is found in open country near water and human habitation. Wire-tailed Swallows are fast flyers and they generally feed on insects, especially flies, while airborne. They are typically seen low over water, with which they are more closely associated than most swallows.
The neat half-bowl nests are lined with mud collected in the swallows' beaks. They are placed on vertical surfaces near water under cliff ledges or more commonly on man-made structures such as buildings and bridges.
The clutch is three to four eggs in Africa, up to five in Asia (Turner and Rose). These birds are solitary and territorial nesters, unlike many swallows, which tend to be colonial.
This striking species is a small swallow at 14cm in length. It has bright blue upperparts, except for a chestnut crown and white spots on the tail. The underparts are white, with darker flight feathers. There is a blue mask through the eye.
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A perfect title for this picture. I'm not sure what the wires are for but they are all over the place. It's a typical view of what old Hong Kong apartments look like. This shot was taken on a sunny day with harsh shadows coming from the right but with a little bit of post processing via Aperture 3, the details of the building came out beautifully. The idea of having to post the 'before and after' look of this photo is an interesting idea. Should I open another set for my 'before and after' work?
Cam info:17- 50mm f5.6 1/100 ISO 200 Manual
Yesterday I made a visit to the Gemeente museum Den Haag. There was a great exhibition about Calder his iron wires figures inspired me to make this face. The eyes are made of elements of Mechanika a bought on the flea market on Qeensday.
it's really fun.. or maybe a ltl bit strange if you see such wires somewhere around your closest neighbourhood ;-)