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How to calibrate the zero point of a high-precision mass flow meter

2017-06-01View Original

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When loading refined oil at the dock, generally after the loading is complete, if the flow rate is greater than 0.06 t/h, the flow meter needs to be zeroed out. Is there a standard set of procedures for this? For example, what level of pressure should be maintained, and so on. Thank you; I’m a beginner who hopes to learn more. I’d appreciate advice from those with more experience
Reply #22017-06-04
When the tube is filled with material, check its density; if the density is correct, it can be zeroed out. If the density is incorrect, it means there is gas mixed in with the material, and in such cases zeroing out is not possible.

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