Get In-line Flow Meters With Limit Switches

The common types of flowmeters with industrial applications are listed below: Obstruction type (differential pressure or variable area) Inferential (turbine type) Electromagnetic.

Common in-line flowmeters include turbine flowmeters, electromagnetic flowmeters, and ultrasonic flowmeters.

What is an in-line flow meter? The inline or in-line flow meter includes a flow body installed more permanently in a process line. This meter configuration has a built-in flow conditioner that optimizes the flow profile of the process gas.

Flow meters simply monitor flow rates and the user has to check the flow rate themselves, as and when rather than at a predetermined set point, to detect if there are any issues. Whereas flow switches detect the presence of the flow, at a predetermined set point, alert the user, and perform a designated action.

Types of Flow Meters Coriolis. DP Meters. Magnetic Meters. Multiphase Meters. Ultrasonic Meters. Vortex Meters.

The insertion electromagnetic flowmeters measure the flow velocity in a specific area of the pipe, roughly representative of the section of the entire pipe. The in-line electromagnetic flowmeters, on the other hand, measure the average speed of the entire pipe section where they are installed.

They are mass flow meters, velocity flow meters, differential pressure, and PD meters.

The two types of ultrasonic flow meters, Doppler and transit time, each function by way of two different technologies. The Doppler ultrasonic flow meter must have particles or bubbles to reflect the ultrasonic signals.