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This post was last edited by zyzs on 2014-1-1 08:51. There are fluctuations in the flow meter, specifically in the flow meter for the catholyte in the electrolyzer. After checking, the electrodes are in good condition, the flow meter is properly grounded, and both the circuit board and cables are fine. It is now suspected that there might be bubbles inside the pipe; however, the fluctuations persist even after draining the liquid. What could be the cause?
What type of flow meter does the original poster have?
You can try replacing it with another flow meter
If it is confirmed that the electrodes of the electromagnetic flowmeter are in good condition (including their level of cleanliness) and that the cable grounding is proper, then it is necessary to consider whether there are any issues with the process medium at the site.
Check whether the lining of the flow meter is in good condition; it’s possible that the lining lacks proper insulation
Increase the damping time a bit and see if there is interference! !
Are you sure the flow meter is operating with a full pipe? Generally, such problems are caused by operating conditions; trust our instruments – as long as they have been calibrated, they shouldn’t experience issues so easily.
To determine that the pipe is full: first, it is a vertical pipe running from bottom to top; second, I have also emptied it