Flow measurement of 50% low-temperature ethylene glycol aqueous solution

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What type of flow meter is suitable for measuring the flow rate of a 50% low-temperature ethylene glycol aqueous solution? Is electromagnetic okay? Will something lined with PTFE corrode the PTFE? Can 316L be used for the electrodes?

Reply #22018-09-12

The conductivity of ethylene glycol solutions isn’t very high, right? Using turbines, rotors, and orifice plates should be a reliable approach

Reply #32018-09-12

At the old factory, measurements were taken using E+H electromagnetic flowmeters.

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