LNG mass flow meter
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I have a question for the forum members. Regarding LNG mass flow meters, which domestic brands are of good quality and have a proven track record? What’s the price? Friends who have used it, please share your insights~
Well, I’ve never seen domestic versions of LNG used; I have seen those from E+H and Emerson, and they are very reliable. Although they are expensive, their reliability is high
Upstairs... speechless. LNG is natural gas, right? If it is liquefied natural gas, a Coriolis mass flow meter can be used; whereas for gaseous natural gas, a turbine flow meter with temperature and pressure compensation can be employed to determine the mass flow rate.
I really can’t figure out what it is:$
LNG stands for liquefied natural gas; it is recommended to use Coriolis mass flow meters of the Emerson brand
LNG stands for liquefied natural gas. Natural gas is NG, compressed natural gas is CNG, and liquefied petroleum gas is LPG.
LNG stands for liquefied natural gas. Natural gas is NG, compressed natural gas is CNG, and liquefied petroleum gas is LPG.
The temperature of liquefied natural gas is around -162°C. Given that it operates under extremely low temperatures, I would like to know whether there are any instrument manufacturers in China capable of producing such instruments with stable performance. Because Emerson is indeed too expensive.
In China, the better manufacturers of mass flow meters are Xi’an Dongfeng and Shanghai Yino. But with such low temperatures, it’s likely that domestic production isn’t possible
It is precisely because of the cryogenic operating conditions that it is better not to choose domestic meters.
I do know someone in China who makes mass flow controllers; their quality is top-notch. Let me check with them and get back to you today.