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Measurement issues of elbow flowmeters

2015-10-23View Original

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I would like to ask: when using a bent-tube flowmeter to measure bidirectional flow, are two differential pressure transmitters required? Do the positive and negative sides of the two differential pressure transmitters need to be reversed? I don’t think it’s necessary; when there is two-way flow through the medium, the pressure difference should be such that the pressure is higher on the outside of the pipe and lower on the inside, right?
Reply #22015-10-23
For two units, I think they need to be connected in reverse order.
Reply #32015-10-25
I think it might be possible to do this: use one device with a range set to -10~10 KPa, and format the input signal at the receiving end as 0-10; while using another device with a range set to -10~0
Reply #42015-10-25
Oh, no, this one is a bent tube; it’s the same
Reply #52015-10-26
Isn’t positive pressure always connected to the outside of the elbow?
Reply #62015-10-26
Hahaha, supporting the building to collapse! Hehehehe

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