Flow issues with the flow meter
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The ammonia separator in the unit is used to separate ammonia from water; ammonia exits from the top of the separator, passes through an ammonia flow meter, and the water is separated. I wonder if the water isn’t separated properly and ends up entering the ammonia flow meter along with the ammonia gas; will steam passing through the flow meter also cause readings to be displayed? Please share your thoughts; extra points for that
It must be the flow rate value of the mixture of ammonia gas and water vapor. A flow meter cannot identify components.
Flow meters with water in the gas stream may give inaccurate readings
Ammonia is a gas, and water vapor is also a gas; naturally, the flow meter measures the total flow of these two gases. Whether it’s a glass rotor, metal rotor, or orifice plate, as well as mass flow measurement, what is being measured is the flow of the mixed gas
Some of the ammonia gas should dissolve into the water vapor; will the flow rate definitely increase?
Yes, numbers are also displayed, but the presentation may vary depending on the type of flow meter, such as differential pressure and vortex flow meters, as well as rotor flow meters
This is a device for measuring gas flow rate; the flow meter indicates the flow rate of the gas passing through it. If only the flow rate of ammonia gas is to be measured, a filtering and purification device can be installed before the flow meter to ensure that only ammonia gas passes through it.
I recommend which company can produce this filter!
Is there something this advanced? I also want to know what this filter looks like.