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A pipeline, with a fan on each side; flow meters are connected to each fan to measure the air flow rate

2017-12-25View Original

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The flow meter on the left measures the air volume of the fan on the left, while the flow meter on the right measures the air volume of the fan on the right; the air is used to cool the battery in the middle. For example, if the fan on the left is turned on while the fan on the right is turned off, the wind will blow from left to right. After 1 minute, the direction changes and the wind blows from right to left. And so on, back and forth. I plan to use a vortex flowmeter; may I ask if this design is feasible? Do two flow meters have a significant impact on the flow channel? For a DN65 vortex flow meter, what diameter pipe should be used? I’m a beginner; please give me some advice
Reply #22017-12-26
What is the purpose of using vortex street sensors to measure wind volume?
Reply #32017-12-26
If I had to choose, I would probably go with a venturi or a orifice plate.
Reply #42017-12-26
Install 2 Wojie flow meters? Why install two? Do you really need two anuses to defecate more easily and pass gas noisily? Gagaga, I really can’t understand it at all. . . . . . Use back-to-back pitot tubes, or a two-way orifice plate, along with one flow meter – that will do it, right? . .
Reply #52017-12-26
Install 2 Wojie flow meters? Why install two? Do having two anuses mean easier defecation and louder farts? :P Gagagaga, I really can’t understand this. Use back-to-back pitot tubes, or dual-orifice plates – with just one flow meter, isn’t that enough?
Reply #62017-12-26
. . . . . . . . . Install 2 Wojie flow meters? Why install two? Do having two anuses mean easier defecation and louder farts? Gagagaga, I really can’t understand this. Use back-to-back pitot tubes, or dual-port orifice plates – just use one flow meter, and that’s it, right?
Reply #72017-12-26
The picture drawn seems a bit silly; maybe it’s me who’s silly… I can’t figure out how the wind gets in. 55555555
Reply #82017-12-26
Installing two fans seems a bit silly too, right? Is it possible to use one fan, install a directional valve in the air duct, and switch the direction of the airflow at regular intervals?
Reply #92017-12-26
Why can’t two vortex flow meters be installed? May I ask the reason?
Reply #102017-12-26
Hehe, it’s not that you can’t install 2 units; even if you add 2 more units, it’s still possible to use them. . . . . . :Lol, I came from a poor family; I went hungry, and I even ate sorghum flour. After eating that, I couldn’t have a bowel movement for days. Oh my goodness, I was so uncomfortable that my underwear even started to tear from the strain :P When you’re extremely poor, you become more frugal and reluctant to waste things – for example, if one flow meter is enough to get the job done, why use two? Don’t you think so?

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