How to choose an on-site flow meter?
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For vertical pipes with a diameter of 200, what flow meter would be suitable, according to on-site considerations?
That’s more. What medium is it? If it conducts electricity, then electromagnetism will work……
Water – it’s only shown on-site; for electromagnets, a straight pipe section is required! It needs to be installed on vertical pipes.
Most meters require a certain length of straight pipe section; it’s only for measuring water – you just need to buy a water meter and install it. There are also water meters that can be installed vertically.
Sorry, the conditions were not mentioned. It is necessary to display the instantaneous flow rate.
Suggestions: 1. Electromagnetic flowmeters – these require a full pipe and straight pipe sections. 2. Turbine flowmeters – these also need straight pipe sections. 3. Positive displacement flowmeters – I haven’t used these before; it seems they don’t require straight pipe sections, but I can’t offer any specific advice on this……
Rotary flow meters are a good choice; they are not expensive, can be installed vertically, and require minimal straight pipe sections.
Choose electromagnetic; it measures water stability, and the straight pipe section affects accuracy. Rotor 200 has not been used; a turbine vortex street will also work
A rotor with a diameter of 200 requires special customization
When the electrical conductivity is greater than 5 us, it is recommended to use electromagnetic flowmeters; the electromagnetic flowmeters from Festo and Kolon are of good quality