Friends who are familiar with instrumentation, please help identify what type of flow meter this represents in the PID diagram
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Friends who are familiar with instrumentation, please help identify what type of flow meter this represents in the PID diagram
1. The instrument shown in the figure is an Anubas flow meter, also known as a flue-type average velocity tube flow meter or Tobia tube flow meter; it belongs to the category of differential pressure flow meters； 2. The flow meter has temperature and pressure compensation ； 3. The explanations for the relevant symbols can be found in the legend on the home page of the P&ID.
This post was last edited by feng*aosa on 2018-12-22 at 16:25: Flow meters of the constant velocity tube type. Things like XX valves and flue tubes all belong to this category of flow meters
You can tell all that{:2_31:} – amazing!
The constant velocity tube type is also known as Anubaa, Velibaa, and so on
The Anubaa flow meter (also known as the flue-type average velocity tube flow meter and Tobia tube flow meter) belongs to the differential pressure type of flow meters. The Aoniuba flow meter uses the principle of a pitot tube to measure the pressure difference between the dynamic pressure upstream of the barrier and the static pressure downstream, thereby enabling the measurement of flow rate.
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Uniform tube flow meters with temperature and pressure compensation are quite common
What a bizarre process design – for temperature, pressure, and flow, they even came up with three separate parameters. Just thinking about doing such work is exhausting. This flow meter uses linear measurement, so the only option is an average velocity tube.