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What type would be suitable for a gas flow meter with a range of 0-50 m3/h?

2019-08-21View Original

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What type would be suitable for a gas flow meter with a range of 0-50 m3/h?
Reply #22019-08-22
It depends on your precision requirements; if there aren’t any strict demands, then a rotor will suffice
Reply #32019-08-22
For experimental use, imported Brooks products are excellent; domestic 7 Stars is also good
Reply #42019-08-22
It depends on whether your gas is dirty or not, and what it’s used for: transfer? Just for reference? For dirty conditions, use an eddy current flow meter; vortex flow meters are not affected by dirt. For transfer purposes, use a mass flow meter or a turbine flow meter; for other situations, eddy current flow meters, vortex flow meters, and turbine flow meters can be used
Reply #52019-08-22
This post was last edited by Niumiumu on 2019-8-22 at 11:31. Trade handover requires precision. Also, when asking such questions, it’s best to mention the conditions of the medium, such as temperature, pressure, density, and so on. . .

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