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The four key features of electromagnetic flowmeters

2017-10-12View Original

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  Today, our factory’s technical specialist will explain to our customers the four main features of electromagnetic flowmeters. Please read the following explanation: 1. Electromagnetic flowmeters have no moving parts or flow obstructing elements, so they do not cause pressure losses, nor do they lead to issues such as wear or blockage.   2. The electromagnetic flowmeter is a device for measuring volumetric flow rate, and its measurement is not affected by the temperature, viscosity, density, or electrical conductivity of the fluid being measured.   3. The electromagnetic flowmeter has a wide range, up to 1:30. Furthermore, the electromagnetic flowmeter is proportional only to the average flow velocity of the medium being measured, and is independent of the axisymmetric flow pattern.   4. Electromagnetic flowmeters have no mechanical inertia, are highly responsive, can measure instantaneous pulsating flows, and exhibit good linearity; therefore, the measurement signal can be directly and linearly converted into a standard signal using a converter.   Friends who purchase electromagnetic flowmeters should make sure to choose reputable manufacturers when selecting products, in order to avoid being deceived.   Flow metering is one of the components of measurement science and technology, and it is closely related to the national economy, national defense construction, and scientific research. Doing this work well plays an important role in ensuring product quality, improving production efficiency, and promoting the development of science and technology. Especially in today’s era of energy crises and an increasing degree of automation in industrial production, the significance and role of flow meters in the national economy have become even more evident.
Reply #22017-10-14
Does an electromagnetic flowmeter require a diameter change?
Reply #32017-10-15
Diameter variation occurs when the diameter of the flow meter differs from that of the pipes in use on site. The diameters of the straight sections before and after the electromagnetic flow meter – specifically, 10 times the DN value before it and 5 times the DN value after it – must be identical to the diameter of the flow meter itself. This requires selecting the flow meter’s diameter based on the flow rate range of the medium, rather than based on the diameter of the process pipes in use on site

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