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Everyone, take a look at this flow meter

2019-10-15View Original

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As shown in the image taken in the equipment area, there is an unused flow meter (with a pipe diameter of DN150). What type of flow meter is this? It seems that the space inside the pipe is very small; can such a flow meter be used for handling liquids? Will liquid get clogged in such a small gap? I don’t quite understand; please explain, it will help me get extra points
Reply #22019-10-15
May I ask, is a gap this small used for liquid media?
Reply #32019-10-15
V-cone, a type of differential pressure flow meter.
Reply #42019-10-16
Cone tube flowmeters are mostly used for dirty gases
Reply #52019-10-17
This is a V-cone flow meter, the so-called \"junk\" flow meter among them; it claims high accuracy, but in reality its accuracy is the same as that of other differential pressure flow meters; Reliability? Some companies explicitly stipulate that such flow meters must not be used. It was popular for over a decade, but has been quiet in recent years.

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