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Turbine Flow Meter

Turbine flow meters work by allowing the fluid to impinge upon turbine blades/rotors which move freely on an axis. This rotating motion generates an electrical signal whose frequency is proportional to the rate of flow. The advantages of Nagman’s Turbine Flow meters are :-

Water

Food & Beverages

Fuels / Petrochemicals

Distilled / De-mineralized Water

Oils, Liquid Hydro Carbon, Custody Transfer

Sanitary Measurement

Durable and Low maintainence

Suitable for High Pressure

High Accuracy and repeatability

Dual Power supply with 3.6V battery or 24V DC

Flow guiding elements to reduce turbulence

Intelligent transmitter with various output configuration

Size 4 mm to 200 mm
Accuracy Class Standard 0.5 % of Rate
Measurement Ratio Standard 10 :1 , Optional 20 :1
Construction Compact & Separate Version
Medium Liquid, Water , Diesel , Dry Gases etc
Connections Thread, Flange & Wafer Available
Process Temp -20°C to 150°C
Communication RS 485, HART, MODBUS
Protection Class IP 65, IP 67 (Optional)
Signal Output 4 to 20 mA, Pulse, Alarm Optional
Sensor Housing SS304 , Other materials( SS 316) on request
Convertor Housing Standard Polyurethene Coated Die Cast Aluminium

Product Details

FAQs

A turbine flow meter is a device used to measure the flow rate of liquids and gases. It operates on the principle of a spinning rotor or turbine placed in the fluid stream. The rate at which the rotor spins is directly proportional to the flow rate.
Turbine flow meters are commonly used in various industries, including water treatment, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, and food processing. They are suitable for measuring the flow of clean, low-viscosity fluids.
Turbine flow meters offer high accuracy and repeatability. They can handle a wide range of flow rates, are compact, and are suitable for both liquid and gas applications. They are also relatively easy to install and maintain while being cheaper than flow meters like Electromagnetic.
Factors to consider include the fluid type, viscosity, flow range, temperature, pressure, and any potential abrasives or corrosive properties. It's crucial to choose a meter that is compatible with your specific application requirements.
Turbine flow meters are best suited for low-viscosity fluids. For high viscosity liquids, other types of flow meters, such as positive displacement or electromagnetic, may be more suitable. The minimum and maximum flow rates depend on the specific meter model.
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