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Electromagnetic flow meter Failure during commissioning

This type of fault appears during the initial installation and commissioning of the electromagnetic flowmeter, but once the fault is improved and eliminated, it will generally not reappear under the same conditions in the future. Common failures during the commissioning period mainly include three reasons: improper installation, environmental interference, and fluid characteristics. The piping system

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Electromagnetic flow meter used in Conductive fluid chemicals (black liquor, bleach, etc.)

Conductive fluids Metals are famously conductive materials for heat and electricity due to the presence of free electrons and ions. Similarly, some fluids are also conductive and possess free ions and electrons due to which it conducts electricity. This property of a fluid is referred to as conductivity which is measured in micro Siemens (µS).

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The distance between the electromagnetic flow sensor and the large motor

The degree of influence of the magnetic field on the electromagnetic flow sensor varies greatly depending on the structural material and design of the sensor protective housing. For example, some shells are made of ferromagnetic materials such as steel plates, which have a better magnetic shielding effect and have less impact; others are made of

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