For flammable and explosive oil and gas, how should the flow meter be prototyped?

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The medium is a mixture of oil and gas, which is flammable and explosive; the temperature is 30°C, and the flow rate ranges from 6 to 30 cubic meters per hour. Which type of flow meter suitable for remote transmission should be chosen? I know that vortex flow meters can be used to measure gas, but I’m not sure about oil. Could everyone give some advice?

Reply #22016-04-19

I’ve never encountered a meter that can measure gas-liquid two-phase flow: L

Reply #32016-04-20

Mixed-phase metering has always been a technical challenge. There are specialized meters for measuring oil and gas mixtures, but their accuracy is not high, and they are also expensive.

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