Seeking expert help: How can three liquids with different densities be fed simultaneously in volume ratio?

2009-08-03View Original

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Seeking expert help: How can three liquids with different densities be fed simultaneously in volume ratio?

Reply #22009-08-03

This can be achieved by using volumetric flow measurement.

Reply #32009-08-03

A volume flow meter can be used` or it can be converted by using a mass flow meter

Reply #42009-08-03

For batch production, an elliptical gear flow meter is definitely the best choice.

Reply #52009-08-03

One liquid is the primary one, with the other two acting as secondary liquids. The ratio is adjusted after temperature and pressure compensation. That’s what I think. Let’s take a look at the process requirements for this control, as well as the changes in density of the liquids at different temperatures in terms of design considerations~~~~

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