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Problems with electromagnetic flowmeters. Urgent need

2012-05-04View Original

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When measuring chloropropanol with an electromagnetic flowmeter, the flow rate increases suddenly during the hot hours at noon; it’s better at night. The location we are measuring has a pump outlet with two branches; one branch operates stably, while the other one has this issue. We would appreciate it if experts could analyze this situation.
Reply #22012-05-04
It seems that a gas-liquid two-phase condition has occurred; it might be necessary to consider finding another location
Reply #32012-05-04
I think it’s also due to the process pipelines. I wonder if anyone else can help me analyze this issue; it would be best if it’s someone who has encountered this problem before and knows what the solution is
Reply #42012-05-04
Is it because the process pump is too close? Sometimes the pump can develop cavitation, resulting in a two-phase fluid (gas and liquid) inside the pipeline.

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