Q1: Can liquid turbine flow meters measure media such as sewage and media containing a large amount of solid particles?
A: Not suitable. There are impellers and bearings inside the turbine, and solid impurities can easily wear down the bearings and get stuck in the impellers. It is recommended to use other types of flow meters for dirty and particulate media. Suitable only for clean, low-viscosity, single-phase liquids.
Q2: What impact does the presence of bubbles in the pipeline have on the measurement results?
A: The presence of gas in liquids can cause high readings, measurement fluctuations, and, in severe cases, impact damage to the impeller. It is recommended to install an air purifier upstream of the flowmeter to ensure that the medium pipe is full and free of bubbles.
Q3: Does installation require a straight pipe section?
A: I need does, it does. Upstream generally requires a 10D straight pipe section and downstream 5D; elbows, valves, and variable diameters can disrupt the flow field and reduce measurement accuracy. The installation must ensure that the pipeline is filled, and it is recommended to install horizontally or vertically up and down.
Q4: How often is maintenance usually done?
A: Clean the media, such as oil and pure water, and disassemble and clean impellers and bearings every 1-2 years. It is recommended to inspect the medium every six months if it contains trace impurities. Focus on checking the impeller for wear and fiber entanglement, and regularly send it for inspection and calibration.
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