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Shanghai Keyang Technology Co., Ltd
Electromagnetic flowmeter I series
NegotiableUpdate on 05/17
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Overview
The electromagnetic flowmeter I series is used to measure the volumetric flow rate of conductive fluids in closed pipelines, and is suitable for flow measurement and control in production processes such as petroleum, steel metallurgy, water supply and drainage, water conservancy irrigation, water treatment, environmental wastewater total control, papermaking, medicine, food and other industries.
Product Details
Product performance
Simple product structure
Reliable work
Easy debugging and maintenance
Low investment cost
Specially suitable for measuring and controlling large and medium-sized pipelines
key parameters
| Nominal meridian: DN50~DN3000 Electrode materials: 316L, Hb, Hc, Ti, Ta Lining material: PEEK Dielectric conductivity: ≥ 20 μ s/cm Accuracy level: ± 1.5% RS~± 3.0% RS Flow velocity range: 0.3m/s~10m/s Environmental temperature: -20 ℃~+60 ℃ Medium temperature: A: ≤ 80 ℃; B≤120℃； C ≤ 180 ℃ (split PTFE lining) Nominal pressure: 0.6MPa~1.6MPa (by caliber) Protection level: IP65, IP67, IP68 (split) Installation form: integrated or split Shell material: Standard stainless steel 316 or 304 Installation form: Non pressure installation (fixed length type), pressure disassembly (online plug-in ruler type) Other standard parameters: Same as ordinary flange electromagnetic flowmeter |
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The installation direction of the sensor can be horizontal, vertical, or inclined without any restrictions. In order to ensure that the measuring tube is filled with the measured medium, when the sensor is installed vertically, the flow direction is from bottom to top; If only horizontal installation is allowed on site, try to ensure that the two electrodes are on the same horizontal plane as much as possible, and the axis of the electrodes must be approximately horizontal with an inclination of no more than 45 degrees. | 
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