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Turbine flowmeter

2017-07-12View Original

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The coefficients of the turbine flowmeters were lost at the time of manufacture. What are the theoretical coefficients for turbine flowmeters with diameters of DN25, DN50, and DN100?
Reply #22017-07-13
The coefficient of the flowmeter is generally determined through calibration with actual flow, and some values are printed on the nameplate.
Reply #32017-07-13
What was said on the 3rd floor is correct; coefficients from different manufacturers cannot be used as a reference for each other. They should be indicated on the nameplate and the converter
Reply #42017-07-13
On the nameplate? What should be done if the coefficient changes after the flow meter is recalibrated later? Should we rewrite the nameplate?
Reply #52017-07-13
On the nameplate? What should be done if the coefficient changes after the flow meter is recalibrated later? Should we rewrite the nameplate?

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