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When measuring fluids, HD-LDE electromagnetic flowmeters can sometimes encounter minor issues; for example, the presence of viscous substances or scale in the fluid can affect the accuracy of the flowmeter’s measurements. Next, we will explain whether measuring these media has an impact on the flow meter. Matter in suspension: This includes living organisms in water such as microorganisms and algae. It is sticky, similar to mud and scale. When using an electromagnetic flowmeter, the flow pipeline has a free-flowing structure, so no accumulation or blockage occurs. Furthermore, since the viscous substance itself is conductive, detection is still possible. Scale: This refers to the substance that forms when metal ions present in tap water or groundwater crystallize and adhere to the inner walls of pipes. They are composed of elements such as manganese, sodium, and calcium. If there is too much scale buildup, scale may also adhere inside the flow meter, which can have an adverse effect on its proper operation ； In flowmeters with mechanical components, fragments may break off from the scales and cause blockages ； It can also cause the flow channel in the pipe to narrow, restricting the flow rate. However, there are almost no problems with using electromagnetic flowmeters. But if a thick layer of scale adheres to the inner walls of the flow channel, the flowmeter may not be able to detect the voltage generated, and in such cases maintenance is required to remove the scale. The above has introduced to you the matters we need to understand and take into account when using HD-LDE electromagnetic flowmeters to measure media containing scale and viscous substances. 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