What effect will it have on the meter if the vortex flowmeter and the inner diameter of the pipe connected to it are different?
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What effect will it have on the meter if the vortex flowmeter and the inner diameter of the pipe connected to it are different?
It will lead to inaccurate measurements; a difference in diameter can cause vortices.
There must be straight pipe sections that meet the requirements; otherwise, it is difficult to ensure accuracy.
When the vortex flow meter and the inner diameter of the pipe connected to it are different, secondary flows are generated at the junction where the diameters change, which affects the velocity distribution of the fluid and causes distortions. In mild cases, it causes additional errors in the instruments; in severe cases, it can even render the instruments unusable.
When the vortex flow meter and the inner diameter of the pipe connected to it are different, secondary flows are generated at the junction where the diameters change, which affects the velocity distribution of the fluid and causes distortions. In mild cases, it causes additional errors in the instruments; in severe cases, it can even render the instruments unusable.
Change the diameter of the pipe to match the caliber of the swirl vortex flow meter. The flow rate measured in this way will meet your requirements.
It can be different, but there is a range; adjustments can be made within that range. Refer to the panel configuration menu; there is an option for pipeline correction. @jiaguoyun