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Turbine flowmeters feature high accuracy, good repeatability, no zero drift, and a high range ratio. A turbine flowmeter consists of a turbine flowmeter sensor and a display instrument; it is manufactured by our factory using advanced foreign technology, and it is an ideal flowmeter for measuring liquid flow rates. Flow meters feature a simple structure, high precision, and ease of installation, maintenance, and use. Thanks to high-quality bearings and specially designed guide vanes, wear is significantly reduced; it is not sensitive to peak values, and it can provide reliable measurement accuracy even under harsh conditions. However, regular maintenance is required to ensure its longer lifespan. How to properly maintain turbine flowmeters: 1. The maintenance cycle for the sensor is generally every six months. During maintenance and cleaning, be careful not to damage the components inside the measurement chamber, especially the impeller. During assembly, pay close attention to the positional relationship between the guide elements and the impeller. 2. When starting to use the sensor, it should first be slowly filled with liquid, and then the outlet valve should be opened; it is strictly prohibited to expose the sensor to high-speed fluid flow when it is empty of liquid. 3. The filter used during operation should be cleaned regularly; when not in use, the liquid inside it should be cleaned as well. Similar to the sensor, it should be covered with a dust cover and stored in a dry place. 4. When the turbine flowmeter sensor is not in use, the liquid inside it should be cleaned, protective covers should be placed at both ends of the sensor to prevent dust from entering, and it should then be stored in a dry place. 5. When in use, the liquid to be tested should be kept clean, free of impurities such as fibers and particles. For more information, please visit the company’s official website at http://www.yb1518.com/. Please keep this link when reproducing the content! http://www.yb1518.com/UploadFiles/20101111113351160.jpg