Can’t the flow meter be installed this way?
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Regarding the installation of mass flow meters, there are vertical and horizontal methods, and it is necessary to ensure the homogeneity of the medium. Due to space constraints at the site, a mass flow meter is installed on the pipeline where the liquid medium flows at an upward diagonal angle. Is it feasible?
Both natural gas and crude oil require horizontal installation
It still depends on the specific explanation from the manufacturer; each one may have different installation requirements. If the installation isn’t carried out according to the manufacturer’s instructions, any disputes arising from errors won’t have any place to be resolved. The one from Cologne should work; take a look at the picture:
Inclined installation is possible. Check the installation angle and direction. In some operating conditions, an inclined installation can yield better results.
As long as it is kept full, that’s sufficient. For liquids, fill it from a low level to a high level.
Are there any manufacturers that do not allow inclined installation? Discussion is welcome!
Consult the manufacturer from whom you purchased the flow meter; ours can do it. 13371984667 Weidian
No, there may be bubbles; an increased drive leads to large fluctuations in flow, resulting in inaccurate measurements. The above are just possibilities.
What medium are you measuring? Let’s talk about the parameters