insertion type electromagnetic flowmeter

Insertion type Electromagnetic Flowmeter is a new type of fluid flow instrument developed on the basis of inline type electromagnetic flowmeter.  

Therefor, an insertion Flow Meter can also be considered an Electromagnetic Flow Meter, although it is defined as a meter that measures flow at a  point in a pipe full of liquid , then uses this measurement to determine the average flow through the pipe and then confirm the entire flow of the pipe over a  period of time. 

In practice, sometimes it is difficult to install flanged inline type Magnetic Flow Meter on large pipelines, and the installation cost and transportation fee are very high. 

Insertion Magnetic Flow Meter measures fluid velocity in a specific area of the pipeline, which will represent the entire pipeline fluids flow rate. Insertion type Electromagnetic Flow Meter is also based on Faraday’s Induction Law and has many wide applications in lot industries.

The electromagnetic method is used to measure the fluid uniformity, and then calculate the flow rate of the entire pipeline. The Insertion Mag Flow sensor can be installed without cutting off or stopping the entire pipeline.Magnetic flow sensors can also be installed on cast iron pipes and cement pipes. Insertion Magnetic Flow Meter is a cheap and economical solution to detect liquid conductive flow on a large pipeline.However, the accuracy is not as good as the flanged inline magnetic flow meter.

Parameters:

Size:DN150-DN3000mm;

Accuracy:±1.5%; ±2.0%；

Electrode:316L,HC/HB；

End connection:flange, wedding, ball valve

Characteristics:

Easy installation,can open a hole in the pipe under pressure without stopping flow, advantageous in cost, and strong interchange of the product, especially in measuring the flow of water supply and drainage pipe,suitable for conductive liquid, pulse/4-20mA output, RS485/RS232 communication, HART protocol, empty pipe alarm, upper and lower limit alarm, etc.  

Application: suitable for the use of large diameter pipes, such as reservoirs, river water and those sites that are difficult to stop flow or pipes that are not convenient to cut.