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Regarding the length of the vortex flowmeter body

2017-11-07View Original

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Currently, the length of the body of our DN100mm vortex flowmeter with temperature sensor compensation is 350mm. However, due to installation constraints on site, only models with a body length of 250mm can be used. Therefore, we would like to change the body length from 350mm to 250mm. Will this have an impact on the accuracy? If there is an impact, is it significant? Please ask an expert to explain. Thank you
Reply #22017-11-07
You need to ask the manufacturer about this~ If there’s no such type of gauge head, it’s not worth their while making a mold just for you. Look at several different models and ask a few different manufacturers. If vortex flow meters don’t work, orifice plates can be considered. Or an integrated orifice plate, which also features temperature and pressure compensation.
Reply #32017-11-07
If it wasn’t manufactured with this feature, consider switching to a model without compensation, and then add a thermal resistor yourself; you can either use an integrator on-site or write a compensation program in the DCS
Reply #42017-11-07
It’s not the header length, but the body length – the distance from flange to flange. It’s normally 350mm, and now I want to make the distance between flange faces 250mm. Will this affect the measurement accuracy?
Reply #52017-11-07
If that’s the case, the advantages of vortex street technology are lost. The biggest advantage of vortex flow meters is that they have built-in temperature and pressure compensation, right?
Reply #62017-11-07
You can choose a clamp-type vortex flow meter without flanges.
Reply #72017-11-07
Who said vortex flow meters have built-in temperature and pressure compensation? This is just one model; versions with temperature and pressure compensation can be created, as well as integrated orifice plates, turbines, and so on that can be designed in this way as well
Reply #82017-11-07
Do your straight sections meet the requirements? Personally, I don’t think so; it’s only possible to cut the pipes
Reply #92017-11-07
This involves changing the length of the device itself, so you need to consult the manufacturer.
Reply #102017-11-07
Some factories can meet your requirements with only a small increase in cost, while others will not do it no matter how much money is offered
Reply #112017-11-07
Some factories can meet your requirements with only a small increase in cost, while others will not do it no matter how much money is offered

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