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Gas generally has low pressure; using an orifice flow meter results in too large a pressure drop, which leads to inaccurate readings. What other flowmeters can be used? ! Thank you. . .
Large pipes can use Anubas flow meters.
What Baidu says is really impressive, but I’m not sure how it performs in practice – what’s the level of voltage drop? !
There is no fundamental difference between the Aniuoba flow meter and the orifice plate flow meter; both use a baffle to measure the pressure difference.
You might consider a swirl vortex flowmeter.
Vortex flow meters can also be seen on-site
Weren’t you saying the voltage drop was much smaller? !
I would like to know the same question as well. Give it a push, waiting for the expert.
Is the moisture content high? If it’s not very high, use a heat mass flow meter, which is slightly cheaper; if the water content is high, consider an Anubis.
Anubaa is not a standard flow meter; it requires actual flow calibration before it can be used. Orifice plates, on the other hand, are internationally standard flow meters that can be used right away. It’s true that Anubaa has a low pressure drop, but how much money can be saved annually due to its lower energy consumption? Actually, there isn’t that much. I guess a few tens of thousands of yuan worth of factors are preventing it from being used. In the end, A’niuba isn’t perfect enough; otherwise, how could such a good product still not be able to replace orifice plates after all these years? Think about it yourself.
This post was last edited by YSZPY on 2017-1-23 at 11:43. Is the Anniuba flow meter really useful?