Intelligent clamp-type target flowmeters began to be used in industrial flow measurement in the 1960s, mainly used to solve the flow measurement of high-viscosity, low-Reynolds number fluids, and have experienced two major development stages of pneumatic meters and electric meters.
Intelligence is a new type of flow meter developed based on the original strain gauge measurement principle, using a new type of capacitive force sensor to measure and sensitive transfer components, and at the same time using modern digital intelligent processing technology.
The use of capacitive force sensors is the key core for the new product to achieve high precision and high stability. It has completely changed the strain gauge type with large temperature drift, poor overload (impact) resistance, and the existence of various defects such as static sealing points.
Give play to the original technical advantages, and at the same time have measurement accuracy comparable to positive displacement flow meters, coupled with its unique anti-interference and anti-impurity performance.
In addition to replacing the flow measurement problems that can be measured by conventional flow, especially in a small flow rate, high viscosity, which is easy to condense and easy to block, high temperature, low temperature, strong corrosion, strong vibration, and other conditions with difficult flow measurement have good adaptability.
It has been widely used in flow measurement in various fields such as metallurgy, petroleum, chemical industry, energy, food, and environmental protection.