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Several main reasons for vortex flowmeter failure during use

Improper installation location When installing the vortex flowmeter, avoid installing it too close to the curved part of the pipe, the near end of the pump or the valve to avoid vortex or vibration that may affect the measurement accuracy. Pipeline flow instability If there is obvious turbulence, vortex or flow velocity pulsation in the […]

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Vortex Flowmeters and Differential Pressure (DP) Method for Steam Measurement:

Vortex Flowmeters: Advantages: Accuracy and Stability: Vortex flowmeters provide relatively high accuracy in measuring steam flow and maintain stability over a wide range of flow rates. Low Maintenance: They have no moving parts, which makes them more durable and less prone to mechanical wear. Wide Range of Applications: Suitable for measuring steam, liquids, and gases,

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Notes on turbine flowmeter

The turbine flowmeter is a typical velocity flowmeter. It has the characteristics of high measurement accuracy, fast response and high pressure resistance, so it is increasingly used in industrial production. The turbine flowmeter works based on the principle of conservation of fluid momentum. The measured fluid pushes the turbine blades to rotate the turbine. Within

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Understanding Temperature Classes (T1-T6) and Explosion Protection Ratings for Flow Meters

In the context of a flow meter, “E Ex iaⅡC T4” refers to the device’s classification according to international standards for electrical equipment used in explosive atmospheres. Here’s a breakdown of each part: E Ex: This indicates that the equipment is designed and certified for use in explosive atmospheres, following the European ATEX (Atmosphères Explosibles)

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Why is Temperature and Pressure Compensation Needed in Steam Flow Measurement? How to Achieve Temperature and Pressure Compensation for Saturated and Superheated Steam? Compensation Formulas, Density Calculation

In industrial production, accurate measurement of steam flow is crucial for ensuring the stability and efficiency of the production process. Currently, the most commonly used methods for steam measurement are vortex flowmeters and differential pressure flowmeters. In practical applications, temperature and pressure compensation is an essential step to enhance the accuracy and reliability of these

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Common issues with terminal blocks: What are the reasons for choosing the standard 4-20mA signal?

The plastic insulation material and conductive components of terminal blocks are directly related to their quality, as they determine the terminal’s insulation and conductivity performance, respectively. Common faults of terminal blocks include: Loose Connections: Over time, connections may become loose due to vibrations, thermal cycling, or improper tightening during installation, leading to poor electrical contact.

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What are the types and technical parameters of commonly used flanges for instrument process connections?

I. Common flange structure types 1. Slip-On Flange Characteristics: The Slip-On Flange is a type of flange connected to a vessel or pipeline using a fillet weld, also known as a lap joint flange. The connection between the Slip-On Flange and the pipe is achieved by first inserting the pipe into the flange bore to

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