Description

Electromagnetic Flow Meter, simply known as mag flow meter is a volumetric flow meter which is ideally used for any conductive liquid and other applications that experiences low pressure drop and with appropriate liquid conductivity required. This flow meter works on Faraday’s Law of electromagnetic induction. In a magnetic flow meter, a current is applied to wire coils mounted within or outside the meter body to generate a magnetic field. The liquid flowing through the pipe acts as a conductor and this induces a voltage which is proportional to the average flow velocity. This voltage which is proportional to the average flow velocity. This voltage is detected by sensing electrode mounted in the mag flow meter body and sent to a transmitter which calculates the volumetric flow rate based on the pipe dimensions. Technical Specifications Media – Liquids (Conductive) Conductivity – ≥5 s/cm Viscosity – 200 cp max Line size – 15 NB to 600 NB Excitation – Pulsed DC Coil Type of output – 4 … 20 mA DC isolated, Pulse Display – LED 4 digit for Flow rate & 9 digits for total flow Calibration range – As per requirement (Factory recalibrated) Accuracy – ±0.5% of FS (for 20 to 100% flow) Linearity – ±0.5% Repeatability – ±1% Process Temperature – 850C, 1500C max. Max. Pressure – 10 Kg/cm2, max. Material of construction – Lining : Rubber / Teflon (PTFE) Flange : CS / MS / SS Electrode : SS 316 / Hestalloy ‘C’ Coil Housing : MS / SS 304 Power Supply – 24 V DC external / 90-250 V AC, 50 Hz Power Consumption – < 10 VA Isolation – 1.4 KV between Input, Output & power supply Response Time – < 100 m Sec Temperature coefficient – ±0.1% per 0C Process connection – ASA 150 flanged, as per table B Mounting – In-Line (Horizontal / Vertical) Operating condition – Temperature : 0 … 550C Humidity : 5 to 95% non-condensing Transmitter Enclosure – Aluminium enclosure IP68/IP67 Optional – Communication port – RS 485 supporting MODBUS RTU protocol Transmitter enclosure – Flameproof, IP-65, IIA & IIB CMRI certified Application – Chemical & Petrochemical Industries, refineries, Fertilizer Industries, Pulp & Paper Industries, Food & Beverages Industries, Pharmaceutical Industries, Paint Industries, Waste Water Treatment Plant, etc …