How does fluid conductivity affect measurement? Each manufacturer specifies a minimum conductivity that depends on the technology and dimensions of each model. Changes in the

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This measurement principle has been used worldwide for over 50 years, as evidenced by the fact that the popularity of these flow meters has not declined.

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Flow meters based on this principle are used in all sectors of industry and in every country in the world. The wide variety of models allows for their application.

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Electromagnetic flow meters (magnetic counters) have existed since approximately 1939. The Swiss clergyman and inventor Father Bonaventura Thürlemann (1909-1997) was a pioneer in the industrial use of this measurement principle.

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How do pipe vibrations affect flow measurement with a Vortex flow meter? One might expect that a Vortex flow meter, due to the measurement principle on which it relies, would...

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Vortex flow meters consist of several components, including the measuring tube, the solid body, the sensor, the preamplifier, and the meter electronics (see Fig. below).

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This measurement principle is based on the fact that downstream of an obstacle, vortices (vortices) form in the fluid, both in a closed pipe and in

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What accuracy can turbine flow meters achieve? Turbine flow meters can achieve an accuracy of less than 0.2% if viscosity values are kept within a narrow range.

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Advantages: – They offer excellent short-term repeatability. – Some models feature a wide measurement range and good linear behavior. – They have a digital output.

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The following figure shows, among other things, an inductive transducer used to generate an electrical signal. Some designs use radio frequency sensors, which have the advantage of not producing

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