SISCO 1-inch turbine meter for sale. The digital turbine flow meter uses turbine metering to measure flow more accurately, two colors black or white can be chosen. The electronic turbine meter is widely used to measure most pure and stable liquids such as water, methanol and fuel.
The turbine meter design with a high-definition LCD display
- The high-definition LCD provides sharp, easy-to-read measurements, even in low-light conditions, ensuring accurate monitoring at a glance.
- The intuitive display layout allows users to easily navigate through different settings and view real-time flow data, including total volume, flow rate, and diagnostic information.
- Users can adjust the display settings to show different units of measurement or select specific data points to be highlighted, making the digital turbine flow meter versatile for different applications.
Turbine metering, a more accurate flow
- The turbine mechanism ensures highly accurate flow measurements by converting the rotational speed of the turbine directly into precise flow data, making it ideal for applications requiring exact fluid control.
- With its ability to maintain stable readings across a wide range of flow rates, the turbine flow meter delivers consistent accuracy, ensuring that even slight variations in flow are reliably captured.
- The electronic turbine meter is suitable for stable and clean liquids, the turbine flow meter minimizes the impact of turbulence and fluid viscosity on the measurement, resulting in more precise and reliable flow data.
Dimension
Application
SISCO flow meter calculates the mass flow rate of the fluid based on the power required to maintain the constant temperature difference. Thermal mass flow meters are commonly used in applications where precise measurement of gas flow is required, such as in biotechnology, medical equipment, scientific research, chemical and petrochemical industry.
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| Model | SISCO-PM-KE24 |
| Nominal Diameter | 1 inch |
| Minimum Flow | 10 L/min |
| Maximum Flow | 100 L/min |
| Connection Method | External thread connection |
| Applicable Media | Water, oil, urea, methanol |
| Unit of Measurement | QTS, PTS, L, GAL |
| Measurement Accuracy | ±1% |
| Maximum Working Pressure | 0.6 Mpa |
| Material | Aluminum alloy, PPS plastic, etc. |
| Single Measurement Range | 99999 |
| Cumulative Measurement Range | 299999999 |
| Weight | 0.215 kg |
Detail
Q1: What is a flow meter?
A1: A flow meter is a device that measures the flow rate or volume of a fluid, such as a liquid or gas, as it moves through a pipe or conduit. It provides real-time data on the amount of fluid passing a specific point, which is crucial for monitoring and controlling industrial processes, ensuring accurate dosing, and optimizing system performance. Flow meters come in various types and technologies, each suited for different applications and fluid properties.
Q2: How often should flow meters be calibrated?
A2: The frequency of flow meter calibration depends on several factors, including:
- Application Requirements: High-precision applications may require more frequent calibration.
- Fluid Type: Corrosive or abrasive fluids may necessitate more regular checks.
- Operating Conditions: Extreme temperatures, pressures, or high flow rates can affect accuracy.
- Manufacturer Recommendations: Follow the guidelines provided by the flow meter manufacturer.
- Regulatory Standards: Some industries have specific calibration requirements.
As a general rule, flow meters are often calibrated annually, but this can vary. It’s also advisable to calibrate whenever there is a significant change in process conditions or if the flow meter shows signs of drift or performance issues.
Q3: What factors can affect flow meter accuracy?
A3: Several factors can affect the accuracy of a flow meter:
- Fluid Properties: Changes in fluid density, viscosity, or temperature can impact accuracy. For instance, varying fluid densities can affect measurement, especially in vortex and electromagnetic flow meters.
- Flow Conditions: Turbulence, flow profile, and pressure drops can influence measurements. Inaccurate readings can occur if the flow is not properly aligned with the meter.
- Installation Issues: Incorrect installation, such as improper pipe alignment or insufficient straight pipe sections before and after the meter, can cause inaccuracies.
- Temperature: Extreme temperatures can affect fluid properties and the meter's components, leading to measurement errors.
- Pressure: Variations in pressure can alter fluid density and viscosity, impacting flow meter accuracy.
Tips: Can the meter measure both flow rate and total volume?
Yes, an electronic turbine meter is designed to measure both the flow rate and the total volume of liquid passing through it. The flow rate is monitored in real-time, providing immediate feedback on the current speed or volume per unit of time at which the liquid is flowing. This information is typically displayed on a digital screen, allowing for easy and precise monitoring.
In addition to real-time flow rate measurement, the meter also accumulates the total volume of liquid that has passed through the system, displaying this cumulative total on the same digital interface. This dual functionality makes the electronic turbine meter particularly valuable in applications where it is essential to monitor ongoing fluid flow while also keeping a precise record of the total amount of liquid that has been transferred over time. This makes it ideal for use in industries like fuel management, water treatment, and chemical processing, where both real-time flow data and accurate volume totals are critical.
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