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Setting of parameters for the quantitative loading instrument.

2024-06-11View Original

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I would appreciate some guidance from the experienced experts on this forum. The loading flow rate is generally kept at 3 m/S. During the loading process, the instantaneous values shown in the control panel appear; however, the unit cannot be determined from the backend. What is the default unit? If it’s kg/s, it still does not match the calculated values. Please give some advice.
Reply #22024-06-11
The mass flow meter outputs a frequency signal; the loading system sets the weight in kg corresponding to that frequency, which is consistent with the value provided by the mass flow meter.
Reply #32024-06-11
I’ve seen the L/s unit used before as well
Reply #42024-06-15
The parameter setting of a quantitative loading device generally needs to be done based on the user manual and the actual application scenario. If the loading flow rate is controlled at 3 meters per second (m/s), this generally refers to the flow speed of the medium within the pipeline, rather than the rate at which material is loaded. An instantaneous quantity may refer to instantaneous flow rate, which represents the volume or mass that passes through a cross-section per unit of time. If the unit cannot be found in the background, resulting in an inability to match it with the calculated values, you need to first check the device’s default unit settings; you may need to consult the device’s user manual or contact the device manufacturer for more accurate information. The units for instantaneous flow rate are usually liters per second (L/s), cubic meters per hour (m³/h), or kilograms per second (kg/s), among others. If the number displayed does not match the value you calculated, it may be due to the following reasons: 1. Mismatched units: The unit shown is different from the one you expected. 2. Calibration issue: The loading instrument may need to be recalibrated to ensure accuracy. 3. Incorrect parameter settings: The parameters set may not be suitable for the current loading conditions. The solution is to check the user manual to determine the unit of the instantaneous values, adjust the parameter settings of the loading instrument according to the actual conditions, and perform recalibration if necessary. If the issue still cannot be resolved, it is recommended to contact the device’s technical support team for assistance. .

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