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Differential pressure meters

Introduction For many years, differential pressure meters were the only devices available for measuring volumetric flow rate in a pipe with reasonable accuracy at a reasonable cost. Nowadays there are many alternatives, but even so, the differential pressure meter family still holds the largest slice of the market. Advantages The popularity of differential pressure meters

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Venturi tubes

The venturi tube, often known as the venturi meter, is the original form of differential pressure meter. (Strictly speaking, the “venturi tube” is the primary device and the name “venturi meter” refers to the combination of primary and secondary-but many users do not speak strictly!) A typical design is shown in Figure 3.2. Because energy

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Nozzles

A nozzle is a device designed to control the direction or characteristics of a fluid flow (especially to increase velocity) as it exits (or enters) an enclosed chamber or pipe. Nozzles can be used in two quite different ways: as differential pressure meters for liquids and gases; or as sonic (critical) velocity regulating and metering

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Insertion type magnetic meter test fluid produced water from oilfield

Customer requirements: Request a quote for 5 nos insertion flow meters electromagnetic for a 600 mm diameter wheolite pipe, flowing@100 to 700 m3 per hour in the fluid is produced water from oilfield and TDS is about 10000 ppm. The wetted parts in SS 316, preferred. Zero Instrument supply: Thanks for your interest in our

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Rotameters

How they work Rotameter is a word said to have been coined in Germany early in this century, to denote what would otherwise have to be called an “a variable-aperture”(or variable area)flow rate meter employing a vertical tube and a “float”-hence the rapid worldwide acceptance of the name, which was subsequently adopted by a British

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