Advantages of thermal gas flowmeter in vibration and particle environments

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Thermal gas flow meters are known for their design with no moving parts, which gives them significant advantages in vibration and particulate environments. Traditional flow meters often rely on mechanical or rotating parts to measure gas flow. However, in harsh vibration environments, these parts can be easily damaged or produce inaccurate measurement results.

In contrast, thermal gas flow meters adopt a working method based on the principle of heat conduction. It contains a thermal element that determines flow by measuring changes in heat conduction as the gas passes through it. With no moving parts, thermal gas flow meters provide more stable and reliable measurements in vibrating environments.

In addition, thermal gas flow meters also perform well when dealing with particulate matter environments. Traditional flow meters are susceptible to clogging or damage from particulate matter, whereas thermal flow meters do not need to worry about these issues. It is designed so that particulate matter cannot affect the measurement results, ensuring accurate flow measurement that remains reliable even in environments where particulate matter is present.

As a result, thermal gas flow meters have become the first choice in many industrial applications, especially in vibration and particulate environments. Its reliability and accuracy make it widely used in the oil and gas industry, chemical engineering, environmental monitoring and other fields. The design with no moving parts provides users with longer service life and less maintenance requirements while ensuring efficient and reliable flow measurement.