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How Does Pipe Vibration Affect Flow Measurement?
Pipe vibration is a common but often overlooked factor in industrial flow measurement. Pumps, compressors, valves, motors, and other mechanical equipment can introduce continuous or intermittent vibration into a pipeline. When a flow meter is installed on a vibrating pipe, the vibration may affe...Read more -
What Flowmeter Is Suitable for a Pipeline with Air Bubbles?
1. Highlights of Doppler Ultrasonic Flow Meters 01 Wide Flow Velocity Range: The DF6100-EC can measure flow velocity from approximately 0.05 to 12 m/s. 02 Doppler Ultrasonic Measurement Uses the Ultrasonic Doppler Principle to detect reflections from moving particles or bubbles and calc...Read more -
Does Flowmeter Installation Direction Matter?
When installing a flowmeter, many users focus on pipe diameter, flow range, and connection method. However, one practical question is often overlooked: does the installation direction of the flowmeter matter? The answer is yes—but the importance of installation direction depends on the flowmete...Read more -
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1. Highlights of Insertion Ultrasonic Flow Meters 01Ideal for Large-Diameter Pipelines Insertion ultrasonic flow meters are particularly suitable for large-diameter pipelines where installing a traditional flanged flow meter can be expensive, heavy, or difficult. Instead of re...Read more -
How Does Pipe Wall Thickness Affect Ultrasonic Flow Measurement?
Pipe wall thickness is an important parameter for clamp-on ultrasonic flow measurement. The ultrasonic signal generated by the transducer must pass through the pipe wall before entering the liquid, and the signal must travel back through the pipe wall before it can be received by the other trans...Read more -
Why Is the Ultrasonic Signal Weak When Measuring Plastic Pipes?
A portable ultrasonic flow meter can measure flow through many plastic pipes, but the ultrasonic signal may sometimes be weaker than expected. This does not necessarily mean that the plastic pipe is unsuitable for ultrasonic measurement. The signal strength depends on how effectively the ultraso...Read more -
Can a Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter Measure Flow in Plastic Pipes?
Yes. A portable ultrasonic flow meter can measure flow in many types of plastic pipes, including commonly used materials such as PVC, HDPE, PE, PP, and other non-metallic pipes. Because the ultrasonic transducers are installed on the outside of the pipe, there is no need to cut the pipe or inser...Read more -
Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter: Working Principle, Advantages and Applications
A portable ultrasonic flow meter is a flexible flow measurement instrument designed for temporary, on-site, or troubleshooting applications. Unlike conventional inline flow meters, a portable clamp-on ultrasonic flow meter can be installed on the outside of an existing pipe without cutting the p...Read more -
Portable Ultrasonic Flow Meter: The TF1100‑CH series Handheld solution
Key Highlights 01. Non‑invasive Clamp‑on Design: External‑mounted transducers require no pipe cutting or process shutdown; sensors never contact the measured liquid to avoid fouling risk. 02. Transit‑Time Measurement Technology: Supports V‑method, W‑method and...Read more -
Is EW6800 Series Electromagnetic Water Meter Your Best Choice for Water‑Network Metering?
Key Highlights of the EW6800 Electromagetic Water Meter 01. Material With stainless steel (SUS304) body. 02. Battery Built-in 3.6V lithium battery, the battery can work for 8 years continuously. 03. Multiple Output Options Available RS485 Modbus, NB-loT, LoRa...Read more -
Why Choose Lanry MAG‑11 Electromagnetic Flow Meter for Conductive Liquid Measurement?
Key Highlights of the Mag-11 Series Electromagetic Flowmeter 01. High Accuracy High accuracy as +/- 0.5% of reading, 0.3% and 0.2% for optional. 02. Pipe Size DN10-DN2000 pipes are available. 03. Multiple Output Options Available 4-20mA, RS485 Modbus, Pulse...Read more -
How Does Pipeline Pressure Affect Flowmeter Selection?
Introduction Many end users and system integrators ask how pipeline pressure impacts flowmeter selection. The short answer is: pipeline pressure is a core factor to consider when choosing a flow meter, and unsuitable selection based on insufficient pressure data will lead to safety risks, measure...Read more