Flow meter display

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In our normal operations, there are many situations where excessive drainage and interruptions in flow occur, yet the gauge still shows normal readings. I would like to ask fellow sailors what causes this phenomenon

Reply #22016-10-16

Excessive drainage, flow disconnected, but the gauge shows normal? I don’t understand; is the flow rate beyond the range? Which meter shows normal?

Reply #32016-10-16

This occurs in the cases of over-range, electromagnetic, and wedge-type types

Reply #42016-10-16

Short durations may be removed as interference.

Reply #52016-10-16

Excessive displacement? How are you sure? If it’s electromagnetic, could it be that the displacement is too low or that the installation was done improperly with empty tubes?

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