What are the problems encountered when using Aniuoba flowmeters? ?
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Recently, this flow meter has been experiencing frequent problems. Triple-channel Annubar sensors are used on this pipeline to measure methanol and dimethyl ether vapors at temperatures over 400 degrees; the sensors are installed in parallel, with the transmitters located below the pressure sampling points. Isolators are used, and all sensors are at the same height. Glycerin mixed with water in a 1:1 ratio is used as the filling material. After it was put into use, the first transmitter showed +200%, the second one showed -200%, while the third one displayed normal readings； It has been confirmed that the isolation tanks on the positive and negative pressure sides are fully filled with no leaks, and the transmitters also appear to be functioning properly. I would appreciate your advice on this matter.
Could you pull out Aoniuba and take a look? It’s possible that the Anuo Ba is blocked; it would be best to use instrument air to blow it clean.
The Ainiuba can’t be removed; you have to stop the car in order to do so.
Is it a problem with the installation location of the Aoniuba flow meter? Our Aniuoba flow meters can be equipped with an online purging device.