Mass flow meter
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Can it be put into use during water transportation?
The original poster provided too little information, so I didn’t understand what was meant.
Water transportation is similar to simulating driving, as all the instruments need to be in use. You’re worried that impurities might damage the gauge, right? The initial purging and replacement processes should have removed all such impurities. If you’re still concerned, you can install a filter in front of the gauge.
It can be used, provided that the instruments are protected through preliminary tests such as pipeline purging.
It is recommended that, when conditions are safe, the relevant instruments be put into use after the purging is completed.
It’s already very clean. It has been transported by water for a long time. The issue is that no power is supplied to the mass flow meter, and no reason is given for this; all other types of meters are working properly, but this one doesn’t receive any power. I’d like to know what the reason is
It can be put into use, but should the density value be set for the medium or for water? To obtain accurate readings, pay attention to the density value.
Water transportation can be put into use, and it is also recommended to do so, as it facilitates checking whether there are any issues with the flow meter.
The process conditions are in place, so it should be possible to put it into operation; there’s no issue if we discuss it with the instrumentation team