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What are the differences in application scenarios between integrated balance orifice plates and separate balance orifice plates?

2020-08-19View Original

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What are the differences in application scenarios between integrated balance orifice plates and separate balance orifice plates? Which one is more widely used these days?
Reply #22020-08-26
In an integrated design, there is no need to install separate pressure guiding pipes; the differential pressure transmitter and the pressure tapping tubes are connected directly through a three-valve assembly. In the case of steam-based media, the condenser can also be integrated as part of this design; In split-type installations, pressure lead pipes need to be installed to bring the differential pressure transmitter to a location where it is easy to observe and maintain. For new projects, split-type designs are more commonly used, with specialized installation companies responsible for installing and laying the pressure transfer pipes. For flow meters that need to be added on a regular basis during production, integrated designs are preferred to simplify installation.

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