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Our plant’s water source is equipped with two 868 ultrasonic flowmeters. Recently, the instantaneous flow rate has been experiencing very large fluctuations, and it often shows a negative value. We reinstalled the probes and reconfigured the flowmeters themselves, setting the correction factor to 0.6, but the problem still persists. We seek help from those who know how to resolve this issue.
Hehe, the guy upstairs, Pig Brother, is an expert at causing trouble. There could be many reasons for this. Try applying that oil again to the probe; I can’t remember its name. Probably, over time the oil has dried up
The coupling agent and rust removal were done again, but it still malfunctions. :(
Which part to hit? Hehe:lol
Then check if there are any bubbles, turbidity, or anything else in the medium you’ve tested. If that doesn’t work, give me the parameters and I’ll get you two units. :lol I want insults, I want beatings, I want to be called a pig
We can only give you some minor suggestions; we’ve never seen such conditions in practice, so it’s just theoretical talk. You need to calm down and analyze things step by step, starting from the operating conditions of the medium... the installation and calibration of the instruments... external disturbances, and so on
We are in the same situation; it’s mainly due to the medium – there are too many bubbles in it, among other issues. The problem has not been resolved yet, and the situation improves only occasionally