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Can chlorine be measured using a Coriolis mass flow meter?

2018-02-27View Original

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What type of flow meter is generally suitable for chlorine?
Reply #22018-02-27
Vortex street meters can also be used; the Coriolis method is expensive
Reply #32018-02-27
Heat mass flow meters are also an option
Reply #42018-03-02
Dry chlorine, wet chlorine? There are too many types of flow meters, plus factors such as your application requirements, accuracy needs, and whether you need volumetric flow or mass flow measurement So many questions
Reply #52018-03-02
Once the mass flow meter is selected, it’s just a matter of price
Reply #62018-04-27
To determine whether chlorine is wet or dry, it is best to use a Coriolis meter.
Reply #72018-04-27
For precise measurement, it is fine to use a Coriolis mass flow meter, but the chlorine gas must be thoroughly dried to remove water. If it is only for measurement during the production process, an vortex flow meter will suffice (Yokogawa Electric offers specialized chlorine-resistant vortex flow meters) ; For approximate measurement, a rotameter with a PTFE-lined rotor is the best choice.

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