Can an electromagnetic flowmeter be equipped with electric heating?

2019-07-04View Original

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Can an electromagnetic flowmeter be equipped with electric heating?

Reply #22019-07-04

Heating along with the pipeline will suffice. The same type of heat tracing is used as that of the pipeline. It has no impact.

Reply #32019-07-05

Pipe heating is possible, but it must be within the temperature range for which the electromagnetic flowmeter can function; otherwise, it may lead to inaccurate flow measurements or damage to the meter

Reply #42019-07-05

It is recommended to check the parameters and temperature tolerance range of the electromagnetic flowmeter. The maximum temperature resistance of fluorine-lined surfaces is 150°C, while that of rubber-lined surfaces is only around 50°C to 70°C at most; you need to take some margin into account as well.

Reply #52019-07-05

Be careful to avoid the generation of interference magnetic fields

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