| Customization: | Available |
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| Accuracy: | >±1% |
| Main Application: | Water, Wastewater, Diesel Fuel |
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Advantages of Wall Mount Ultrasonic Flow Meter:
1. Easy installation:
Wall mounted design, no need for pipe breakage or large-scale pipeline modification, installation can be completed through external sensors, saving time and cost.
2. Non contact measurement:
Not in direct contact with fluids, avoiding corrosion and wear, suitable for various corrosive, high viscosity or high impurity fluids.
3. Easy maintenance:
No internal movable parts, reducing the risk of mechanical failure. Only the connection status of sensors and instruments needs to be checked daily, with minimal maintenance workload.
4. Accurate measurement:
Using ultrasonic time difference or Doppler principle, the measurement accuracy is high, and flow data can be quickly and stably obtained.
5. Strong adaptability:
Supports multiple pipe diameter measurements, with a wide range of ranges, and can be adapted to different fluids and working conditions by setting parameters, making it flexible in application scenarios.
The Wall Mount Ultrasonic Flow Meter is widely used in multiple fields due to its non-invasive measurement and flexible installation characteristics
1. Water supply and drainage field:
Used to monitor the flow of urban water supply pipelines and sewage discharge pipelines, assisting in water resource allocation and sewage treatment process monitoring.
2. Industrial production:
In industries such as chemical, food and beverage, the flow rate of various fluids (such as chemical solutions, fruit juices, etc.) on the production line can be measured to ensure stable operation of the production process.
3 Energy Management:
Suitable for measuring water flow in heating and cooling pipelines, helping enterprises to measure energy consumption and optimize energy conservation.
4. Water conservancy monitoring:
Used for flow monitoring of rivers and channels, providing data support for hydrological research, flood control and drought resistance.
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