Is temperature and pressure compensation required when using a orifice plate flow meter to measure hot water flow?

2018-07-27View Original

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Is temperature and pressure compensation required when using a orifice plate flow meter to measure hot water flow?

Reply #22018-07-27

There is basically no significant phase change, so it shouldn’t need to be given too much consideration

Reply #32018-07-27

Come on, have you ever seen a liquid that needs temperature and pressure compensation?

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