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Mass Flow Meters
Basic Information
Size: DN15 ~ DN500
Installation
Medium: Various gases
(Except the acetylene)
Medium
Temperature: - 20 to 220oC
Pressure
Rating: 1.6 Mpa
Accuracy: ± 1 % ~
2.5%
Protection
level: IP65
Output type: 4-20mA, RS485 communication, HART protocol
Power supply: 24V DC or 220V AC
The thermal gas mass flow meter operates based on thermal dispersion
and uses the constant differential temperature method to measure gas flow. It
offers advantages such as small size, easy installation, high reliability, and
high accuracy. The meter features two platinum resistance temperature sensors.
The principle works by monitoring the cooling effect of a gas stream as it
flows over a heated sensor. Gas passing through the sensing section flows over
two sensors, one acts as a temperature sensor, while the other functions as a
heater. The temperature sensor tracks the actual process values, while the
heater maintains a constant differential temperature above the process value by
adjusting the power consumed. As the gas velocity increases, so does the
cooling effect, requiring more power to maintain the differential temperature.
The measured heater power, therefore, corresponds to the gas mass flow rate.
- Measures
mass or volume flow of gas.
- No
need for temperature or pressure compensation, offering accurate measurement
and easy operation.
- Wide
range: 0.5 Nm³/s to 100 Nm³/s for gas, also suitable for gas leak detection.
- Excellent
vibration resistance and long service life, with no moving parts or pressure
sensors in the transducer.
- Easy
installation and maintenance, with optional hot-tapped installation (custom
order).
- Digital design for high accuracy and stability.
- Compatible with RS485 or HART interface for factory automation and integration.
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