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Does anyone have any suitable manufacturers to recommend for purchasing explosion-proof flow meters?
They’re everywhere; just don’t get fooled. . Today’s small workshops will promise anything just to sell watches
What is the pipe diameter? What material? What’s the temperature? What’s the pressure? What’s the range of flow rates? There are no details regarding the operating conditions at all; could you recommend some manufacturers of seedlings...... I’d suggest using a big hammer or elephant legs to get rid of the balls :lol
If you come here to ask for them, people selling refurbished watches will soon show up to you.
There is no such thing as an explosion-proof flow meter; it is you who determine the explosion-proof rating, and any flow meter can be made explosion-proof. Provide your process parameters and I’ll show you
What is an explosion-proof flow meter? First, choose the type of measurement you need, then contact the manufacturer; most flow meters can be made to be explosion-proof. Without specifying the medium, flow rate, or properties of the material, there are too many options for explosion-proof flow meters. If you’re wealthy, go with brands like Kolon, Yokogawa, ABB, and E+H. For ordinary use, choose brands such as Kaifeng Instruments, Chuanyi, or Shangziyi. If you’re on a tight budget, opt for products from smaller manufacturers; no specific recommendations, but they’re cheaper……
Without operating parameters, it’s not possible to recommend the most suitable type of flow meter for you. Explosion protection is just an additional feature of the flow meter.
It’s really difficult to give a recommendation without knowing the various coefficients of the building. Our Ruiling Meitai series of flow meters should be able to solve your problem
It’s very simple – there are so many manufacturers. Just find the appropriate manufacturer for the product in question, ask if they have an explosion-proof certificate, and then check whether that certificate is authentic. That’s all there is to it.
I wonder if the original poster is a purchaser or a technical specialist? If it’s for procurement, then obtain the technical specifications for the instrument from the technical staff; if it’s a technical staff member, then they should go back and thoroughly understand the technology related to that instrument. To be blunt, your question shows a lack of expertise.