Selection of high-temperature flowmeters
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As the title suggests, in the case of large pipe diameters (greater than 200), there is still a high-temperature material at around 250-300 degrees. For large pipe diameters, the better choice would probably be an insertion-type turbine flow meter. But the temperature requirement is only 120 degrees. I wonder how to choose.
Please describe the conditions in more detail: what is the exact value for a pipe diameter greater than 200? A specific number is needed. Also, what is the type of medium being measured, and what are the typical values for temperature, pressure, and flow rate? Only with clear information can we provide appropriate recommendations.
For DN 400 and below, high-temperature vortex flowmeters can be used. High-temperature vortex flow meters can be used with media at temperatures up to 400 degrees. Turbine flowmeters are not suitable for use with high-temperature media due to their mechanical moving parts.