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What are the commonly used flow meters and what are their characteristics?
1. Electromagnetic flowmeter: (law of electromagnetic induction) measures various corrosive liquids such as acids, bases, salts, etc; Various flammable and explosive media; Various industrial wastewater, pulp, mud, etc. Electromagnetic flow meters cannot be used to measure gases, vapors, and liquids containing large amounts of gas It cannot be used to measure liquid media with low conductivity, high temperature and high pressure fluids, especially pulsating flow (independent of pressure, temperature and viscosity). Generally installed vertically, with full flow in the pipe (5D in front and 3D in the back of the straight pipe section). 2. Vortex flowmeter: (principle of fluid free oscillation) Vortex flowmeter, mainly used for measuring the flow of industrial pipeline medium fluids, such as gas, liquid, vapor and other media. Its characteristics are small pressure loss, large range, high accuracy, and it is almost unaffected by parameters such as fluid density, pressure, temperature disturbance, viscosity, etc. when measuring the volumetric flow rate of working conditions. Especially, it can output pulsating frequency (independent of pressure, temperature, and density), and can be installed horizontally or vertically (with certain requirements before and after the straight pipe section, upstream 20D, downstream 5D). 3. Turbine flowmeter: (Principle of fluid momentum moment) Turbine flowmeter is widely used in the following measurement objects: petroleum, organic liquids, inorganic liquids, liquefied gas, natural gas, coal gas, and low-temperature fluids, especially for measuring pulsating flow rate (related to pressure, temperature, and


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