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Natural gas measurement is carried out using orifice plates. Are there any friends who use flow managers, and what are the results in terms of performance?
It’s okay. We sell turbine flowmeters for industrial natural gas use here
What management requirements need to be met?
This post was last edited by waneng on 2018-2-27 at 13:11. Turbine flowmeters are commonly used with this type of medium, as most natural gas companies rely on turbine flowmeters for measurement; vortex flowmeters, mass flowmeters, and ultrasonic flowmeters designed specifically for natural gas can also be considered.
I have no idea what the traffic manager you’re talking about is Is it possible that the flow meter is equipped with a control valve to regulate the flow rate? Is it that the traffic volume is high but the alarms are mild? Don’t always go for things with fancy names that are actually just DIY projects. If the goal is to control traffic, use a host computer for control; if no such computer is available, use an on-site digital display to control it, along with a valve.
The flow computers made by Chengdu Guoguang are quite good.
Try to choose integrated multi-functional flow meters. It is easy to maintain, simple to calibrate, and costs little. Otherwise, a whole bunch of them will be created; you might not find it troublesome to calibrate them, but the people from the quality supervision agency will find it troublesome