Coal-to-methanol: Texaco process – how to address the measurement of graywater flow
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There are currently issues with the measurement of graywater flow: the pressure is 7.5 MP, the temperature is 244 degrees, and the flow rate range is 0–600 cubic meters per hour. The throttling element used is a venturi tube equipped with a purge ring; however, it isn’t functioning properly. How should this be resolved? Who can analyze this for me? Thank you!
For electromagnetic flowmeters, those from Yokogawa are good; E+H ones work as well too
244 degrees, can electromagnetic energy withstand it? I think the wedge flow meter is more reliable, right? Flange pressure tapping.
LZ didn’t explain clearly just how it isn’t good enough! What specific problems are there? Here we also use a Venturi pressure-taking device with a flushing ring, and its performance is quite satisfactory