Regarding the selection of flow meters
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For the main tank, the gasoline flow rate is 40 L per minute; a turbine is used for measuring this flow. I’m not sure whether domestic or imported turbines are better. Is it suitable to use a vortex flow meter at the output end of the pneumatic diaphragm pump?
Vortex flowmeters are not good: they have low accuracy, high costs, poor stability, and a narrow measurement range
Vortex flowmeters are not good: they have low accuracy, high costs, poor stability, and a narrow measurement range
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Has the poster considered whether there is enough straight pipe length? Vortex flowmeters are acceptable for applications where high precision is not required; for measuring gasoline, it’s better to use other types of flowmeters, such as mass flowmeters. There are now also some flow meters specifically designed for measuring gasoline flow.
If a flow meter with high precision is required, then Kral’s screw flow meter could be considered; it offers an accuracy of up to 0.1% and can be used for measuring various types of fluids, fuel consumption, hydraulic tests, and more. Feel free to contact me!