-For 70-degree carbon dioxide, what type of transmitter can be used to measure flow rate?

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-For carbon dioxide at 70 degrees, what type of transmitter can be used to measure flow rate? Orifice plate flow meters – the lowest operating temperature for such transmitters is -40 degrees. How can this issue be resolved? I would appreciate some advice

Reply #22016-10-17

-70 degrees, what’s the pressure? Is it already in a liquid state?

Reply #32016-10-17

Liquid carbon dioxide, pressure 2MPA

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