What are the parameters required for a magnetic inductive flowmeter for mining?

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No matter what scenario it is used in, the parameter selection of the magnetic inductive flowmeter is inseparable from the three elements of working conditions and the selection of lining electrodes. Because these are not fixed standards, they need to be selected according to the on-site environment. Improper selection will affect the accuracy of the measurement. For parameters such as power supply and output signal, if there are no special requirements, just choose the default ones.

The three elements of working conditions are medium, temperature, and pressure, which are related to the material of the magnetic inductive flowmeter, the pipeline pressure level, and the temperature model. Taking the main measurement media of water and emulsion as an example, ordinary carbon steel material is enough, and the pressure level corresponding to the corresponding caliber is sufficient. The temperature of the emulsion may exceed 80°C, so you need to choose a high-temperature type, and the electrodes and linings should be corrosion-resistant. 316L and PTFE are inherently satisfactory, but tantalum electrodes are not suitable for such working conditions.

Basically pay attention to the configuration of the above parameters, and there will be no big problems in traffic measurement.