Have you used a portable ultrasonic flow meter that can operate in both liquid and gas modes?
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Have you used a portable ultrasonic flow meter that can operate in both liquid and gas modes? What is the typical price for such devices?
I have used portable ultrasonic flowmeters that can operate in both liquid and gas modes; their prices range from a few thousand to several tens of thousands of yuan, depending on the brand and technical specifications. .
It should be more than that; it’s over a hundred thousand or even two hundred thousand in terms of cost
High-end brands: Portable ultrasonic flowmeters from brands such as Japan’s TOKYO KEIKI and the UK’s MICRONICS cost typically between hundreds of thousands and several million yuan. The products of these brands feature high precision, high performance, and stable reliability, making them suitable for applications that require extremely high measurement accuracy. Mid-to-high-end brands: Products from brands such as Keyence (China), Kekun, and Robo typically range in price from several thousand to tens of thousands of yuan. The products of these brands offer excellent performance in terms of precision, functionality, and stability, making them suitable for a variety of industrial and commercial applications. Mid-to-low-end brands: Products from brands such as Jingcheng Instruments, Dongli Weiye, and Haolin usually range in price from a few hundred yuan to several thousand yuan. Although the products of these brands are cheaper, they still possess a certain level of measurement accuracy and stability, making them suitable for applications where high precision is not required.
Does Micron have a company in China? What’s the company name?
MICRONICS has an official agent in China, but it has not established a wholly-owned subsidiary there. In particular, the domestic business is mainly handled by authorized agents; for example, Beijing Delong Boyu Company serves as Microni’s general agent and technical service center in China, responsible for the promotion, sales, and technical support of products such as ultrasonic flowmeters.
Fle*m, acquired by Emerson last year, offers portable clamp-on ultrasonic flowmeters; its sales manager said they can be used to measure gas-liquid two-phase flows. I have not used it in actual projects personally; the information is for reference only.