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Excuse me: Will wind pressure affect the meter value at the backflush measurement point?

2010-06-21View Original

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This post was last published by fengdingwen on 2010-6-21 20:36. How does editing affect it? The principle is? Does the greater the wind pressure, the greater the measurement value?
Reply #22010-06-21
It will not be affected, provided that the wind pressure is not lower than the design pressure number of the orifice plate.
Reply #32010-06-21
High wind pressure will generally not affect it. Normal wind pressure is generally 0.4-0.7MPa, and the boundary conditions of each factory are different. Using a flow-limiting orifice plate to control the backflush air volume is a method that uses the critical compression ratio throttling principle to achieve constant flow. But low wind pressure does have an impact. This depends on the system pressure of each device.

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