Explosion-proof vortex flowmeter features and applications

Project Overview

Explosion-proof vortex flowmeters are mostly used to measure the instantaneous flow and cumulative flow of liquids, gases and steam. They can be used in flammable and explosive working conditions, such as natural gas, petroleum, chemical industry and other fields.

The working principle of the explosion-proof vortex flowmeter

The explosion-proof vortex flowmeter measures based on the Karman vortex principle, that is, the fluid passes through the vortex flow transmitter in the pipeline When , two rows of vortices proportional to the flow velocity are generated alternately up and down behind the vortex generator of the triangular prism. The release frequency of the vortices is related to the average speed of the fluid flowing through the vortex generator and the characteristic width of the vortex generator. By measuring the vortex frequency generated by fluid oscillation, the average speed, flow rate and volume of the fluid flowing through the vortex generating body can be calculated.

Related logos for explosion-proof vortex flowmeters

The shell of the explosion-proof vortex flowmeter product carries the "Ex" explosion-proof general logo. Users can identify explosion-proof products based on this logo. Generally speaking, the explosion-proof mark of LUB series vortex flowmeter is Ex d ⅡC T6 Gb. If you have other requirements, please contact Supmea Measurement and Control (LUB vortex flowmeter manufacturer). The relevant logos are explained as follows:

Functional features of explosion-proof vortex flowmeter

LUB series explosion-proof vortex flowmeter has good vibration resistance and high stability; it has a simple and solid structure. Low maintenance; wide range and high accuracy, accuracy level up to 1.0; supports multiple communication protocols for easy remote monitoring and operation; small pressure loss and wide application range. Due to its high stability and unique product advantages, LUB series explosion-proof vortex flowmeters are currently widely used in thermoelectricity, petroleum, chemical industry, metallurgy, textile, papermaking, food and other industries.

For more questions about explosion-proof vortex flow meters, please feel free to contact Supmea Measurement and Control.