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2.15 commonly used flow meters working principle diagrams, intuitive and clear
Flow meters play a key role in industrial production, closely related to national economy, national defense construction, and scientific research, and are crucial for measuring the flow rate of gases, liquids, steam and other media.. This article uses an animated demonstration method to visually demonstrate the working principle of flow meters. It introduces 15 commonly used types, including orifice flow meters, electromagnetic flow meters, turbine flow meters, Venturi flow meters, volumetric flow meters, elliptical gear flow meters, rotor flow meters, vortex flow meters, waist wheel flow meters, dual rotor flow meters, target flow meters, ultrasonic flow meters, nozzle flow meters, and Coriolis mass flow meters. Orifice flow meters generate a pressure difference by increasing the flow velocity and static pressure difference through the local contraction of the fluid in the pipeline, and measure the fluid flow rate based on the magnitude of the pressure difference. This method is based on the laws of conservation of energy and continuity of flow. Orifice flow meters have a simple and sturdy structure, are widely used, have no problems of abrasion and fouling, are easy to install, and are suitable for various media. The electromagnetic flowmeter is based on Faradays law of electromagnetic induction, which measures the induced voltage generated when the conductive medium flows through the pipe. The induced voltage is measured through the electrodes at both ends of the pipe to achieve flow measurement. Its characteristics include a bidirectional measurement system, low pressure loss, and not


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