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Seeking help in selecting a flow meter

2011-06-21View Original

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Medium: Circulating water; Pipe diameter: DN600. Length of the straight section: only 2 meters. Requirement: On-site indication of instantaneous flow rate (cable power supply is not possible). I would appreciate it if fellow marine engineers could help with the selection – it would be great if you could send me a sample of suitable options. Thank you very much
Reply #22011-06-21
Since on-site power supply is not available, the portable ultrasonic flow meter from Fuji in Japan can be used.
Reply #32011-06-21
The straight pipe section is very short; I want to choose a water meter with a large diameter
Reply #42011-06-28
You can only use a large-diameter water meter for this! ! There isn’t enough straight pipe section! Other tables can’t be used!
Reply #52011-06-29
Amagnetic flowmeters are quite good, aren’t they? Such large-diameter magnetic flowmeters are quite common.
Reply #62011-06-29
It’s a battery-powered turbine; with such a large diameter, it must be difficult to choose one based on the on-site display

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