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Selection for measuring low-flow wastewater

2017-07-04View Original

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The wastewater flow rate is approximately 5 cubic meters per hour, with a flow velocity of 1 m/s. The chloride content in the wastewater is high; according to the specifications for electromagnetic flowmeters, measurements cannot be taken when the flow rate is too low. Please help find a solution to this issue.
Reply #22017-07-04
DN65 I’m thinking a neck reduction might be necessary
Reply #32017-07-04
DN65 can’t be measured; let’s reduce it to DN40
Reply #42017-07-05
A flow rate of 1 m/s can definitely be measured
Reply #52017-07-05
Ask other companies, or consider reducing the pipe diameter, after all it needs to fit the type of instrument. If there’s no solid material, use a simple rotor or something; simplicity means practicality.
Reply #62017-07-05
If there are no solids and the color is light, a glass rotor can be used
Reply #72017-07-06
Electromagnetism can be measured; it’s the best.
Reply #82017-07-17
Can’t even measure it at a flow rate of 1 m/s? ! Of course, the sewage measurement pipeline could be designed with a slightly reduced diameter; an increased flow rate might help alleviate the issue of electrode coverage~

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