Flow meter

The liquid turbine flowmeter is one of the key devices for accurately measuring liquid flow. It uses two main parts: the turbine head (also called the rotor) and the sensor. When the fluid passes through the turbine head, the turbine will rotate due to the thrust of the fluid. The speed of rotation is proportional […]

Electromagnetic flow meters are widely used industrial devices for accurate flow measurement. Their performance and long-term stability are highly dependent on proper installation. This article explains the installation requirements, the reasons for these requirements, and the consequences of improper installation. 1. Installation Requirements for Electromagnetic Flow Meters 1.1 Pipeline Position Requirements Straight Pipe Length: Upstream:

Choosing the right flow meter is not easy. It requires familiarity with both flow meter technology and the characteristics of the fluid being measured, as well as economic factors. The selection can be summarized into five key aspects: performance requirements, fluid characteristics, installation requirements, environmental conditions, and cost. None of these aspects can be ignored.

Ultrasonic flow meters are widely used for measuring the flow rate of liquids and gases in various industries. They work by sending ultrasonic sound waves through the fluid, either in a direct or diagonal path, and measuring the time it takes for the sound waves to travel. The difference in travel time (in transit-time ultrasonic

Vortex flow meters are widely used for measuring the flow rate of gases, liquids, and steam in various industries due to their versatility, durability, and accuracy. These meters operate by measuring the frequency of vortices shed by an obstruction (bluff body) placed in the flow stream, which is directly proportional to the flow rate. However,

Electromagnetic flow meters are widely recognized for their accuracy in data measurement, providing reliable parameter references that help businesses plan their production more effectively. These devices are designed with high quality and precision, making them a popular choice for various industrial applications that require stable and accurate energy measurement. However, to ensure these devices continue

Gas ultrasonic flow meters are advanced instruments used to measure gas flow rates by leveraging the relationship between the speed of ultrasonic waves and the flow velocity of the gas medium. These devices are non-intrusive and highly accurate, making them an excellent choice for various industrial applications, including natural gas distribution, process control, and environmental

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1. Overview The intelligent vortex flowmeter is mainly used for measuring the flow of fluids in industrial pipelines, including gases, liquids, and steam. Its characteristics include low pressure loss, a wide range, and high accuracy. It is almost unaffected by fluid density, pressure, and temperature parameters when measuring the working volume flow. With no moving

Verification and calibration may seem similar at first glance, but they are fundamentally different processes. Both fall within the realm of metrology and require comparing the measured values of an instrument against a higher-precision standard. In this way, both verification and calibration play a crucial role in ensuring traceability and maintaining measurement accuracy. However, the