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A question regarding turbine flowmeters

2017-01-23View Original

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Assuming the nameplate of the flow meter is lost, how can one determine the flow direction of the medium? If the direction is reversed, will it affect the test flow rate? How significant is the impact?
Reply #22017-01-23
The flow direction markers on the flow meter are permanent markings cast onto the body of the meter; how could they be lost?
Reply #32017-01-23
I’m just giving an example of how to tell, by looking at its appearance, which end of a fluid enters and which end it exits
Reply #42017-01-23
On the pipeline, judge according to its direction; for those not installed, check the source of the issue!
Reply #52017-01-23
I’m sorry, you’re asking about turbines. I consider it a vortex street.
Reply #62017-01-23
There are several types of turbine flowmeters; I’m not sure which specific type you’re referring to
Reply #72017-01-23
Oh, then thank you, teacher. I don’t have any pictures available right now; I’ll talk to you again once I get to work
Reply #82017-01-23
You can take a look at the basics of turbine flowmeters first

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