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What are the measurement ranges of electromagnetic flow meters?
1、 Electromagnetic flowmeter is a very sensitive flowmeter that can measure the flow rate of conductive liquids. It is also economical and has a diameter of generally DN10-- DN2000. It can measure sewage or corrosive liquids and has a wide range of applications;
2、 Electromagnetic flow meters can only measure volumetric flow rates, with units such as m3/h (cubic meters/hour), L/min (liters/minute), etc. They have pure grinding instantaneous flow rate display and cumulative flow rate display;
3、 The measurement range corresponding to electromagnetic flow meters of different diameters is: (unit: m3/h): DN10:0.03-4.24; DN15:0.06---9.54; DN20:0.12---16.96; DN25:0.18---26.5; DN32:0.29---43.42; DN40:0.45---67.85; DN50:0.7---106; DN65
1.19---179; DN80
1.8---271; DN100:2.28---424; DN125:4.41---662.。。。。。 For more detailed information, please refer to the technical article on the website of Shandong Qiangsheng Automation Technology Co., Ltd.... Www.qszdh.com
2. Working principle and selection of electromagnetic flowmeter
Working principle and selection of electromagnetic flowmeter Working principle of electromagnetic flowmeter: Electromagnetic flowmeter (EMF) is an instrument made by using Faradays law of electromagnetic induction to measure the volumetric flow rate of conductive liquids. Its working principle is based on the following formula: E=B · V · D · K, where E is the induced potential; B is the magnetic induction intensity; V is the average flow velocity of the conductive liquid; D is the electrode spacing (measuring the inner diameter of the tube); K is a coefficient related to the


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