Flow switch, thermal type, with attachments on the probe. Could this cause inaccurate switch signals?
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Flow switch, thermal type, with attachments on the probe. Could this cause inaccurate switch signals? Could the experts here help take a look? 2319
Attachments can affect the contact between the probe of the flow switch and the fluid, which may lead to inaccurate switch signals. If the attachments block the probe, it may hinder the flow of fluid, preventing the switch from accurately detecting the flow rate. Furthermore, attachments can also alter the flow properties of the fluid, further affecting the accuracy of the switch signal. Therefore, regularly cleaning the deposits and keeping the probe clean is one of the important measures to ensure the proper operation of the flow switch. .
What medium is being measured, what are the temperature and pressure levels, and what is the set flow rate?
Hot water, temperature 80, containing chemicals; DN100 pipe, flow rate of 0-78 T.
The impact is not significant; thermal flowmeters rely mainly on temperature changes to measure the flow rate of the medium. Of course, it would also be more reasonable to opt for imported filtering equipment.
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