Can the vortex flow meter from Yokogawa Electric in Shanghai be used to measure gas, or can it also be used to measure liquid levels?
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There is an idle vortex flow meter from Shanghai Yokogawa Electric in the warehouse; the nameplate indicates that it is designed for measuring gases. I wonder if it can be used to measure liquids, whether its readings will be accurate, and what parameters need to be adjusted
It can be measured; the key is density conversion.
You’d better mention the model; in theory it is possible to carry out the measurement, as vortex flow meters measure volumetric flow rate. However, some parameters may need to be adjusted, depending on the specific model you have
Liquids can be measured, with different K coefficients. Just change it and it’ll be fine. Yokogawa flowmeters are calibrated using water.
Liquids can be measured. It is mainly selected under option C of the menu. Just set it according to the user manual.
The original poster was careless. It’s about measuring liquid flow rate, but the title actually says measuring liquid level.