Application range of vortex flow meters
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1. Vortex flowmeters can be used to measure various liquids and gases, but in actual engineering design, why is vortex measurement chosen mostly only for steam? 2. Non-conductive and corrosive liquids with Reynolds numbers that meet the requirements; for example, acetic acid containing hydrogen chloride – is vortex flow meter measurement an appropriate choice in such cases? In this case, the material for the flow meter body can only be HC, and the price will be very high. Are there vortex flow meters with a fluorine-lined interior? 3. Non-conductive and corrosive liquids with low viscosity, used for process control where high precision is not required – what other option is more suitable than a rotor?
We have some vortex flowmeters used to measure compressed air and nitrogen, and they work fairly well. Corrosive liquids can be measured by vortex flowmeters if they are made of protective materials.