Flow meter for measuring concentrated sulfuric acid
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I would like to ask: for 98% concentrated sulfuric acid, the normal flow rate is around 8 cubic meters. Which type of flow meter is more stable and reliable for measuring such a flow rate? Do any of those who have used it have any experiences to share?
If it is for measurement purposes: 1. Mass flow meters for accurate measurement, made of Hastelloy C. II. A metering pump for reference measurement will suffice.
It can be solved entirely with an electromagnetic flowmeter, as long as the temperature isn’t too high. When using a capacitive electromagnetic flowmeter, a stainless steel grounding electrode or a tantalum grounding electrode will suffice
Electromagnetic flowmeter, from Kolon; I’m measuring alkali solution here.
The ABB electromagnetic flowmeters we use generally don’t cause any problems.
Electromagnetic flowmeter lined with PTFE
Orifice plates, electromagnetic types, and mass-based options are all available depending on the requirements
Electromagnetic belt lining – cost-effective and efficient