Experts, please help me determine whether the flowmeters I currently have can be used for measuring saturated steam
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Now, a few mass flow meters have failed. One from Yokogawa, one from Emerson. Both of these are used for measuring liquids. I was wondering if they can be used to measure steam as well?
To measure steam, a high-temperature sensor is required. It is necessary to confirm whether these two models are high-temperature probes; this can be checked in the selection manual, or technical support can be sought through the official website to verify whether such a function is available
Mm-hm. I checked the selection manual. . Thank you.
It is also necessary to check whether the range and diameter are appropriate; one can ask the original manufacturer to carry out the calculations.
What’s there to count? That Yokogawa device doesn’t even meet the temperature requirements for measuring steam at high temperatures; so what’s the point of considering it?
Wasting resources? Steam should use vortex flow meters or orifice plates
Just to measure the steam flow, is it really necessary to use a mass flow meter? This can be solved using a multi-parameter vortex flow meter; for Yokogawa’s DY-type vortex flow meters, just select the MV option.