Does an electromagnetic flowmeter need to be larger in diameter than the pipe? ? ?
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Does an electromagnetic flowmeter need to be larger in diameter than the pipe? ? ?
The flowmeter is generally equal to or smaller than the process pipeline, and the straight pipe section must meet the requirements.
That can’t be right; usually, the diameter is one size smaller. Moreover, the straight sections at both the beginning and end of the pipe must meet certain technical requirements – it seems to be 6 times the diameter. If the pipe is relatively thick, then there’s no need to make it one size smaller
Flow meters are generally smaller than or equal to the diameter of the pipe; if it’s larger than the pipe, can the flow meter be filled with liquid?
It must have the same diameter as the straight pipe. The installation location must ensure full flow in the pipe. Also, there are no elbows, valves, diameter changes, etc., in the first 15 days and the last 5 days. As required, there are many online.