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1. Working principle of flow sensor
The flow sensor converts the medium flow rate or flow rate into measurable signals through different physical principles. The main working principles include heat conduction, Coriolis effect, ultrasound, vortex street, differential pressure, and electromagnetic induction. Specifically, the principle of heat conduction is based on the relationship between medium flow rate and heat transfer: changes in flow rate cause changes in the rate of heat dissipation on the sensor surface, and the flow rate is calculated by measuring the temperature difference. For example, the Turck FTCI series flow sensor detects flow velocity and calculates flow rate based on the cross-sectional area of the pipeline, which is suitable for water or ethylene glycol mixtures, but is greatly affected by the thermal conductivity of the medium. The principle of Krioli effect uses the Coriolis force generated during the flow of a medium for measurement: when the medium flows through a bent or vibrating tube, it will cause oscillations related to the flow velocity, and the mass flow rate can be calculated by detecting the oscillation frequency or phase difference. This type of sensor (such as mass flow meters) has high accuracy, wide dynamic range, and low pressure loss, and is suitable for gases and liquids, but the cost is relatively high. The principle of ultrasound can be divided into Doppler method and runtime method. Doppler method uses the frequency shift (frequency difference) generated by the reflection of sound waves from particles or bubbles in the medium to calculate the flow velocity, and is suitable for liquids containing suspended particles. Run time method: Calculate the flow velocity by meas
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