Does the flow rate increase or decrease after thermodynamic compensation? Thank you!
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Does the flow rate increase or decrease after thermodynamic compensation? Thank you!
It depends on the dielectric density before and after compensation; if the density is higher after compensation, the display value will be larger, and vice versa.
Is the deviation before and after compensation generally large? Some cases have 10% deviation, while others don’t. Thank you.
The difference in temperature and pressure compensation for liquids is small, but it is significant for gases.
It depends on the dielectric density before and after compensation; if the density is higher after compensation, the display value will be larger, and vice versa.
It mainly depends on factors such as medium density; if it’s a gas, then the value is higher :)
This should not change much, right?
Check the 【density】 of the medium before and after compensation; the higher the density after compensation, the larger the display value, and vice versa.
Thermodynamic compensation is calculated based on the Clapeyron equation; it’s not possible to simply say whether the flow rate is higher or lower – it’s more accurate to use that approach