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1. Electromagnetic flowmeter: Selection of range and flow rate
The range of anti-corrosion electromagnetic flowmeter should be greater than the expected maximum flow value, and the normal flow value should be slightly greater than 50% of the full range; The selection of flow velocity should be based on the characteristics of the fluid. For general industrial media, it is recommended to have a flow rate of 2-4m/s, while viscous fluids can have a flow rate greater than 2m/s. For media containing solid particles, the flow rate should be less than 3m/s. In special cases, the minimum flow rate should not be less than 0.2m/s and the maximum flow rate should not exceed 8m/s. The principle of range selection: Range definition and core requirements. The range (Q) of anti-corrosion electromagnetic flowmeter refers to its maximum measurable flow range. The core requirement is that the range must cover the maximum flow value in actual working conditions, while avoiding a decrease in measurement accuracy caused by a large range at low flow rates. The specific standard is that the range Q should be greater than the expected maximum flow rate value, and the normal operating flow rate value should be slightly greater than 50% of the full scale of the flow meter. For example, if the maximum flow rate is expected to be 100m3/h, the measurement range should be chosen to be above 120m3/h, and the measurement accuracy is highest when the daily flow rate is maintained at 60-80m3/h (i.e. 50% -70% of the full range). After determining the flow velocity (V), the correlation calculation between the range and caliber can be used to calculate the required inner diameter (D) of the pipeline using the formula Q=π D2V/4, in order to select


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