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E ➕H Hollow Street flow meter – for measuring steam at full scale

2018-09-05View Original

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The range, medium, and unit have all been changed; the unit is now one of density. One stream of steam corresponds to the full range – what should I do?
Reply #22018-09-05
Is the pipeline vibration severe? Is the range selected for the flow meter too small?
Reply #32018-09-06
Check with the manufacturer to see if there is a problem with the settings; many domestic vortex flow meters have DIP switches, and it’s important to ensure that they are in the correct position.
Reply #42018-09-06
What does it mean that everything has been changed? So it’s not for measuring steam? It can’t be changed just like that.
Reply #52018-09-06
The description is unclear; please send the instrument parameters as well as those of the medium being measured. There should also be a data sheet available
Reply #62018-09-06
The density value and unit must be set correctly.
Reply #72018-09-06
It is a new gauge; it reaches full scale after being pressurized with steam. The range was adjusted according to the range displayed on the DCS, and the units were changed accordingly; the pipeline is not vibrating
Reply #82018-09-06
It is a new gauge; it reaches full scale after being pressurized with steam. The range was adjusted according to the range displayed on the DCS, and the units were changed accordingly; the pipeline is not vibrating
Reply #92018-09-06
It is a new gauge; it reaches full scale after being pressurized with steam. The range was adjusted according to the range displayed on the DCS, and the units were changed accordingly; the pipeline is not vibrating
Reply #102018-09-06
It is a new gauge; it reaches full scale after being pressurized with steam. The range was adjusted according to the range displayed on the DCS, and the units were changed accordingly; the pipeline is not vibrating
Reply #112018-09-07
The answer doesn’t address the question. Instruments cannot give accurate readings just by setting some parameters arbitrarily; if that were the case, then what would be the purpose of instrument technicians? Their roles include design, manufacturing, installation, and calibration – without proper coordination in any of these stages, accurate measurements are not possible. It’s recommended to start by examining everything from the beginning

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