I heard that someone disassembled an Emerson mass flow meter, so I disassembled one myself as well
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Actually, my flow meter is mounted inside the pipeline; the fluid flowing through it is tar, and scaling occurs frequently there. It needs to be replaced every two years, and the cost of that – over a hundred thousand – is simply unaffordable. I was wondering if any experts here know of ways to repair it themselves. The manufacturer always tells me to buy a new one, saying it can’t be repaired.
It seems like the photos aren’t coming through; how can I send them?
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For the F100A series, it is cut using a direct grinding machine; high-definition and without any censoring. The specific internal structure details will not be provided
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Use a flexible nozzle from Lanxing for high-pressure cleaning; if it’s an inch-sized flow meter, it won’t work, as the nozzle is too small to fit in.
For tar, it depends on temperature and impurities. Have you looked for something like a rope brush? Steam blow? Gas wash?
Mass flow meters cannot be purged with steam; hot water can be used, along with a flexible cable to carefully clean the measurement tube
Contact the manufacturer for repairs; otherwise, publish an article detailing the defects of this flow meter so that people will never choose their flow meters again.