Flow Meter

A flow meter, as the name suggests, measure the flow rate or volume of a liquid or gas flowing through a pipeline or other conduit. This meter comes in different types, designs, and sizes, but every meter work by detecting and measuring the velocity or pressure of the fluid passing through it. Ultrasonic flow meter measures the speed of sound waves in a fluid to calculate the flow rate. Gas turbine flow meter measures the rotational speed of a turbine rotor, which is proportional to the flow rate. There are also mechanical flow meter, electromagnetic flowmeter and pressure differential meter in this range. Flow meters are widely used in many industries, such as oil and gas, chemical, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, and water and wastewater treatment.

Electromagnetic Flowmeter

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Accuracy
0.5% of reading

Capacity
Up to 20,000 LPH (varies per model)

Connectivity Type
4-20 mA, RS485 Modbus

Current Range
4-20 mA output

Display Type
Analog And Digital

Flow Rate
15-2000 LPM

Frequency
50/60 Hz

Humidity %
0-95%, non-condensing

Material
Metal

Measurement Range
0.03 to 12 m/s (velocity)

Power Consumption
<20VA

Power Supply
220V AC / 24V DC

Pressure Range
Up to 16 bar

Range
15-2000 LPM

Resolution
0.001 m3/h

Sensor Type
Electromagnetic

Temperature Range
0C to 60C (ambient)

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Gas Turbine Flow Meter - Mass Flow Meter Vortex Flow Meter

Gas Turbine Flow Meter - Mass Flow Meter Vortex Flow Meter

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Equipment Type
Gas Turbine Flow Meter - Mass Flow Meter Vortex Flow Meter

Color
Black, Silver, Blue

Material
Steel

Power Consumption
240V Volt-Ampere (VA)

Power Supply
220v

Range
0 to 4 Bar

Size
Standard

Usage
Industrial

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Electromagnetic Flow Meter

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Color
Blue

Display Type
Digital Only

Material
Metal

Power Supply
Electric

Product Type
Electromagnetic Flow Meter

Usage
Industrial

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Flow Meter

MOQ : 1 Unit

Display Type
Analog And Digital

Material
Metal

Range
1600 LPM

Provided Flow Meter is a gadget used to gauge the stream rate or amount of a gas or fluid traveling through a pipe. Stream estimation applications are extremely different and every circumstance has its own particular imperatives and building prerequisites.

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