【Daily Question】Principles of Chemical Engineering 071: Rotameter (June 5)
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Keep it vertical. The liquid to be tested enters from the bottom and exits from the top
Rotary flow meters should be installed vertically.
Is it \"Note: The flow meter must be vertical to avoid uneven stress on the rotor\"?
Installed vertically, with straight pipe sections of a certain length in the front and back
Rotary flow meters should be installed _vertically_
Rotary flow meters should be installed vertically
The rotameter should be kept vertical during installation.