What is the difference between compact and regular electromagnetic flow meters?

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Compact and ordinary electromagnetic flowmeters are two common flow measurement instruments. They have some differences in structure, function and application.

First of all, from a structural point of view, compact electromagnetic flowmeters usually adopt an integrated design. The entire instrument is compact in structure, small in size, and easy to install. Ordinary electromagnetic flowmeters usually adopt a split design, consisting of a sensor and a transmitter, which need to be installed and connected separately. Therefore, compact electromagnetic flowmeters are more suitable for occasions with limited space and limited installation conditions.

Secondly, from a functional point of view, compact electromagnetic flowmeters usually have higher integration and intelligence. They usually have built-in multiple communication protocols and data processing functions, which can carry out data communication and remote operation with the host computer, making it convenient for users to conduct remote monitoring and control. Ordinary electromagnetic flowmeters require an external controller or computer to realize these functions. In addition, compact electromagnetic flowmeters usually have higher measurement accuracy and stability and can meet more stringent flow measurement requirements. Finally, from an application perspective, compact electromagnetic flowmeters are usually suitable for applications that require high measurement accuracy and stability, such as chemical, pharmaceutical, food and other industries. Ordinary electromagnetic flowmeters are suitable for situations that do not require high measurement accuracy, such as municipal water supply, sewage treatment and other fields. To sum up, there are some differences between compact electromagnetic flowmeters and ordinary electromagnetic flowmeters in structure, function and application. Users should choose the appropriate instrument type based on specific application scenarios and needs to ensure the accuracy and reliability of measurement results.