Vortex flow meter
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There is a DN80 vortex flow meter that was originally designed for measuring steam flow. I want to use it to measure gasoline flow – what parameters need to be changed? Please help me with this, experts.
Change the measuring medium to a liquid; simply enter the corresponding parameters as required
Change of measurement medium, change of operation mode, units; decide whether to set density based on the units selected. Additionally, consider the viscosity of gasoline and whether the flow rate is within the specified range
What needs to be changed? It’s still uncertain whether it can be used.
Vortex flowmeters can be used to measure gases as well as liquid levels. For this type of volume flowmeter, taking the Rosemount 8800D as an example, it is sufficient to select \"liquid level\" in the parameter settings; additionally, care should be taken to avoid vibrations during installation!
It is advisable to check whether this sensor is suitable for the current medium
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Hehe, if that’s your idea, then what’s the need for a design? The density difference between steam and gasoline is 100 times; can it be used by changing just one parameter?
Hehe, if that’s your idea, then what’s the need for a design? The density difference between steam and gasoline is 100 times; can it be used by changing just one parameter?