How will Aonuba’s measurements change with changes in the medium?
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If an Anubaa flow meter is used to measure fluid medium a, but the fluid in the pipeline becomes medium b, then how will different pressures, densities, etc. affect the flow rate? (Volume flow rate)
Aniuoba is also known as a flue-type average velocity tube flow meter, and it belongs to the category of differential pressure flow measurement elements. When the operating conditions change, the measurements will certainly change as well. Or rather, your question does not clearly convey in detail what you intend to express.
For example, if the medium changes from nitrogen to oxygen?
Changes in pressure difference result in changes in flow rate
Theoretically, Anuba should not be used in this case, as the medium has changed. The amount of flow rate difference and pressure difference that Anuba generates under conditions of density, temperature, pressure, and other factors was already calculated. If it is to be used again, recalculation is necessary, using the new medium parameters to determine what level of flow rate and pressure difference will occur in this pipeline. It is also necessary to check whether Anuba can handle such levels, as well as whether the transmitter’s pressure range can accommodate them. If both conditions are met, the transmitter’s range will need to be adjusted before it can be used