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What type of flow meter does your company use for measuring liquefied gas? Which manufacturer’s, and how is it performing?
The mass flow meter from E+H performs quite well
The imported mass meter, due to intermittent use, has an error that is much greater than the calibrated value. If used continuously, the error remains within 2‰.
Rosemount mass flow meters... Nowadays, when it comes to calculating the costs associated with processing benefits and to eliminating weighing systems in the production of refined products on a large scale, it is more convenient to use mass flow meters.:loveliness:
We use ROSMOUNT’s vortex flow meters together with their QCS controllers to measure the amount of material loaded
We chose Emerson mass flow meters, and the results were excellent
We use these same Rosemount mass flow meters for our liquefied gas lines – they’re really excellent. Last edited by net2002163 on 2009-2-3 at 12:47.]
We also use mass flow meters, Emerson’s ones, and they work pretty well.
To sum it up, the following flow meters work quite well: the vortex flow meter from ROSMOUNT together with its QCS controller, used for measuring the amount of material loaded; Mass flow meter E+H ; Emerson mass flow meter ; Rosemount mass flow meters ; Thank you all for your valuable suggestions. I’m unable to give you scores, but feel free to visit the field instrument area of automatic control anytime :)
We also use Emerson mass flow meters, which are quite stable.