The vortex flow meter is mainly used to measure the flow of medium liquids in industrial piping, including the volumetric flow of gas, steam or liquid. In daily operation, it is very easy to measure fluid fouling, which disrupts the measurement, so we need to do a good job of routine maintenance and servicing of the vortex flow meter.

Natural gas as a clean energy source is the focus of attention and, with the complete modernization of the urban gas network, the scientific and accurate measurement of natural gas is very important for commercial agglomerations.

As a kind of microwave level meter, radar level meter has been widely used in industrial level measurement.

There are several types of diesel fuel flow meters on the market, today we have the elliptical transmission diesel fuel flow meter as an example, on daily use some of the defects that will occur, the transmission flow meter due to belong to the more complex instruments easily get out of the problem of most places inside, due to the internal work of the transmission diesel fuel on the flow of liquid cleanliness requirements, compared to the following solid particles will be stuck short, no flash or flash does not fix. Common defects and treatment methods are as follows:

Product features: According to the basic law of Faraday current magnetic effect, a high-precision and reliable steam flow meter is designed.

Product features: According to the basic law of Faraday current magnetic effect, a high-precision and reliable steam flow meter is designed.

Although the radar level meter and the ultrasonic level meter are both liquid level meters, both are non-contact measurement, and both are instruments for measuring liquid level, they are very different. The two have differences in characteristics, performance, application, working conditions and so on. Let's take a look at the detailed difference.

Electromagnetic flowmeter adopts advanced single-chip microcomputer technology and new micro-power consumption technology, which can measure the volume flow of conductive liquids including acid, alkali, salt and other highly corrosive liquids and pulp, mud, waste water and solid-liquid two-phase suspension.