Mass flow meter
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Excuse me: Is it necessary to add a gas collector to the outlet of the mass flow meter?
Generally, it should be installed at the entrance to reduce the impact of gas. Why should it be installed at the outlet?
study* Excuse me, can you explain what a gas collector is?
When the measured medium is a liquid, in order to prevent the presence of gas in the pressure pipe from affecting the measurement, it is generally necessary to install a gas collector at the highest part of the pressure pipe to regularly discharge the gas in the pressure pipe to improve measurement accuracy.
Because the mass flow meter has an automatic exhaust function, I would like to ask if a gas collector is required at the outlet?
Gas does have an effect on the flow meter and our approach is to mount the flow meter low.
Agree with Floor 7, generally there is no need to add any gas collector. The flow meter is required to be installed at a low point in the pipe so that there will be no gas accumulation. In addition, brackets should be fixed at both ends of the pipe of the mass flow meter to avoid vibration interference.
Worth learning* , I have never thought about this problem, so does the volumetric flow meter also need to be operated in this way?