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Selection of turbine flowmeters

2016-03-17View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: are there any turbine flowmeters that can be used with both gases and liquids, and that are capable of measuring different fluid media?
Reply #22016-03-18
No, the internal structure of turbines for gases and liquids is different
Reply #32016-03-18
The density difference between gases and liquids is significant; as a result, the torque generated by a fluid of the same flow rate to drive the impeller of a turbine flow meter also differs greatly. The flow area inside the turbine is smaller for gases compared to liquids, which is why the internal structure of turbines for gases and liquids is different.

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