Which is more suitable for measuring flow in gas pipelines: insert-type multi-orifice flow meters, Venturi meters, Pitot tubes, or mass flow meters?
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Our company’s gas pipelines are characterized by high dust levels and high humidity. Among insert-type multi-orifice flow meters, Veritas, Pitot tubes, and mass flow meters, which one is more suitable for measuring flow in gas pipelines? Easy to install, and easy to maintain or maintenance-free after installation?
Use a V-cone for small pipe diameters, and a differential pressure flow meter based on the Pitot-Broca principle with full automatic purging for larger pipe diameters
Weiliba model with automatic timed purging; feel free to contact us if you need it
This really isn’t easy to measure that well. As a fallback option, it’s better to use gauge types with purging functions.
The face of the Wiliba that faces the airflow is smaller than that of the Bitoba, making it more prone to clogging. It is recommended to use Bitoba