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What kind of flow meters are generally used for measuring the half-water gas flow rate for everyone?
Differential pressure transmitter flow meter – this is the one we use
A orifice plate will do! Is it from the coal chemical industry? ?
This post was last edited by shakic on 2014-1-8 at 10:43. For measuring the flow of semi-water gas, a Veritas flow meter can be used at http://www.shakic.com/cp/product13.htm; an insert-type thermal mass flow meter is also an option at http://www.shakic.com/cp/product3.htm. Precautions for using a semi-water gas flow meter: 1. Install a drain valve to remove water regularly, especially when production is suspended, as timely drainage is necessary; 2. Install it in a place where the moisture level remains stable as much as possible.
Thank you all! Looking forward to more friends joining in and offering guidance!
Is it on a dosage scale? A regular differential pressure gauge will suffice.
Is it at a metering level? A regular differential pressure gauge will suffice.
There are many types of differential pressure principle flow meters; different types have varying levels of accuracy, and of course, their prices also differ
It’s not necessary to use orifice plates all the time; it’s sufficient to drain them regularly to prevent dust inside from blocking the pipes! It’s better to use a contactless flow meter; it’s just more expensive!
The annular orifice plate is good; it’s completely fine