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Product advantages and disadvantages of intelligent electromagnetic flowmeters

2020-06-09 View Original

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  With the vigorous development of the domestic economy, measuring instruments used in industrial production are also constantly being updated. Various types and models of industrial instruments have emerged, among which intelligent electromagnetic flowmeters are particularly widely used. Industrial intelligent electromagnetic flowmeters come in a wide range of diameters, from a few millimeters to several meters, covering all possible diameter specifications. There are even flow calibration devices with a diameter of 3 meters available, which is why they are widely utilized in industrial production. Thanks to the continuous advancements in smart electromagnetic flowmeters over the past few years, they possess many advantages, which can be summarized as follows: First, smart electromagnetic flowmeters are instruments for measuring volumetric flow rate; during the measurement process, they can carry out accurate and stable measurements regardless of the temperature, viscosity, density, or conductivity of the medium being measured (within certain limits). Therefore, an intelligent electromagnetic flowmeter can be used with confidence to measure the flow of other conductive liquids after being calibrated with water. II. Intelligent electromagnetic flowmeters can measure the flow of corrosive and contaminated media; they can also handle flows that are two-phase mixtures of liquid and solid particles. This is because there are no components inside the instrument’s measurement tube that could impede the flow of the medium; what comes into contact with the fluid being measured is only the lining of the measurement tube and electricity. The specific materials can be selected based on the properties of the medium being measured. For example, using wear-resistant rubber as a lining is not suitable for measuring slurrys and cement slurries that contain solid particles and are subject to significant wear, as well as various solid-liquid flows, as well as suspended liquids such as those containing fibers and pulp. On the other hand, using polytetrafluoroethylene or polytrifluoroethylene as a lining allows for the measurement of various corrosive media such as acids, bases, and salts ; . III. The internal structure of the intelligent electromagnetic flowmeter is simple; there are no throttling components within the measurement tube that could impede fluid flow, nor are there any moving parts. Therefore, when fluid passes through the flow meter, it does not cause any additional pressure loss; it is a type of flow meter with low operating energy consumption. IV. The intelligent electromagnetic flowmeter is highly responsive and has no mechanical inertia; it can measure not only the instantaneous flow rate but also the flow rate in both forward and reverse directions. V. Since the output of an intelligent electromagnetic flowmeter is independent of the flow regime under symmetric conditions (laminar or turbulent flow), and is proportional only to the average flow velocity of the medium being measured, such flowmeters have a wide measurement range; their ratio can reach 100:1, with some even achieving a range of 1000:1.   However, there is no perfectly perfect product in the market, and this is true even for intelligent electromagnetic flowmeters. Where there are advantages, there are inevitably also disadvantages, and it is important for us to be aware of these as well. Therefore, the disadvantages of intelligent electromagnetic flowmeters are as follows: First, intelligent electromagnetic flowmeters cannot be used to measure liquid media with very low conductivity, such as petroleum products or organic solvents; at present, such flowmeters are not capable of handling such media. II. Ordinary intelligent electromagnetic flowmeters for industrial use cannot be used to measure warm media due to limitations in the lining materials of the measurement tube and the electrical insulation materials ; Without special treatment, it cannot either be used for measuring low-temperature media, in order to prevent damage caused by dew formation (frosting) outside the measurement tube. III. Intelligent electromagnetic flowmeters cannot be used to measure gases, steam, or liquids containing a large amount of gas. IV. Intelligent electromagnetic flowmeters are susceptible to external electromagnetic interference. 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/2012717174126829.jpg

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