Can a liquid turbine flow meter measure crude oil with a dynamic viscosity of 50-100 MPa·s?

2015-08-25View Original

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Can a liquid turbine flow meter measure crude oil with a dynamic viscosity of 50-100 MPa·s?

Reply #22015-08-25

Liquid turbine flowmeters are not suitable for use when the viscosity is too high or too low. For crude oil, it is best not to use turbines. For instruments with mechanical movement, it is best to avoid using them or use them as little as possible due to lifespan issues.

Reply #32015-08-25

Crude oil with a dynamic viscosity of 50-100 MPa·s is somewhat heavy

Reply #42015-08-25

The viscosity is too high; it’s not suitable, right? Use a paddle flow meter?

Reply #52015-08-26

What types of fluids are suitable for use with liquid turbine flowmeters?

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