The difference between the flow meter coefficient and the flow meter K coefficient
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I’m new to this field and don’t quite understand these two parameters; I hope someone experienced can help me out
The flow coefficient refers to the flow capacity of the control valve, while the K coefficient is a value that is calibrated for the flow meter at the time of manufacturing in accordance with certain standards.
For the flow meter coefficient K, in the case of velocity-type flow meters, this K value represents the number of pulses per unit volume; however, it varies from one manufacturer to another. I’m not sure exactly what you’re asking about