Selection of flow meters for low-flow hydrogen peroxide
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We have a process here where material is added drop by drop, and a flow meter is needed for this purpose. The material in question is hydrogen peroxide, with a flow rate of only 100 kg/h; the material flows under its own weight. We’re not sure which type of flow meter to choose. Could any expert help choose one? Thank you so much!
Can’t a magnetic flow meter be used? This is the type we use for transporting sewage; it relies on its own weight as well
The most reliable one is, of course, the mass flow meter!
Hydrogen peroxide is conductive, but some media are not. .
Is it possible to convert the rotational speed by measuring weight?
Is the flow meter you're referring to one that measures volume? Or quality? I haven’t heard of it. Could you give me a detailed introduction?
Is the imported one usable? You can get in touch if needed
I recommend mass flow meters; although they are more expensive, they offer high precision, require less maintenance over time, and have a long service life. .