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The boiler room is currently using a vortex flowmeter to measure inaccurately, and the difference between that and the gas supply unit is about 360 square meters. Please ask what is the reason and whether the vortex flowmeter can measure the flow of natural gas. This flowmeter has no temperature and pressure compensation. I am asking what is the maximum flow rate of natural gas that a DN80 vortex flowmeter can pass through?
To accurately measure steam/natural gas flow, the volumetric flowmeter must be equipped with temperature and pressure compensation, because the density of this type of medium changes significantly with changes in temperature and pressure.
DN80 flow rate is about 380m3/h
Please ask, what is the maximum flow rate of natural gas that the DN8O precession vortex flowmeter can flow through. urgent. . . . . . . . . .
The precession flowmeter has better accuracy than the vortex flowmeter, but if the gas supply side is measured in standard cubic meters, the precession flowmeter also needs to use voltage stabilization compensation to achieve uniform measurement. The flow measurement range of the DN80 precession flowmeter under standard conditions is 60~850m3/h. The actual flow range changes with the density of the working conditions, especially the lower limit flow. The higher the density, the lower the lower limit flow will be. If you need detailed consultation, please leave a message.