Flow meter selection issues
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The medium we are measuring is wood gas; the maximum flow rate is 20 cubic meters per hour, while the minimum is around 5-6 cubic meters per hour. The pipe diameter is 109 mm, and it cannot be reduced, as the gas flow occurs as a result of the natural evaporation of the material inside due to heating. The pressure does not exceed 2 kilopascals. Most flow meters have minimum range limitations specific to their corresponding pipes. We are seeking advice on what type of flow meter would be the best choice in this situation It would be great to have a function for accumulating total traffic volume, thanks
The pipe you’re using is really thick.
Sometimes, when the temperature rises quickly, it’s not possible to get out right away; the main issue is low pressure
A thermal mass flow meter is a good choice.
Well, this can use gas turbines, swirl vortexes, thermal methods, and so on
Converting this flow rate range to a velocity gives 0.17–0.7 m/s, while conventional instruments require a minimum flow velocity of 5 m/s; therefore, only thermal meters can measure such flow rates
You can contact 13785079917; he specializes in this product
The thermal method is more reliable; the flow rate is too low.
Thank you. I’ve already asked, and it’s acceptable for this purpose
Thank you. I’ve already asked, and it’s acceptable for this purpose
Thank you. I’ve already asked, and it’s acceptable for this purpose