Ultrasonic Flow Meters (244 items) - Page 6
Variable area flowmeter, glass float, max. rate 27.9 SCFH 13153 ml/min air, 4.9 GPH 309 ml/min water
Direct reading glass flowmeter, 316 SS float, flow rate 4.4 GPH water.
Variable area flowmeter, SS float, max. rate 8.45 SCFH 3990 ml/min air, 1.71 GPH 108 ml/min water
Direct reading glass flowmeter, 316 SS float, flow rate 4.4 GPH water.
Liquid turbine flow meter, range 1.6 to 16 GPH (0.1 to 1 LPM), 1/4" OD connection.
Direct reading glass flowmeter, glass float, flow rate 2.2 GPH water.
Variable area flowmeter, glass float, flow rate 13.39 SCFH 6318 ml/min air, 2.33 GPH 147 ml/min water
Ground continuity control with 36" cable, battery type contactor with pilot lights
Liquid turbine flow meter, range .32 to 3.2 GPH (0.02 to 0.2 LPM), 1/4" OD connection.
In-line flow alarm, range 2-20 GPM (7.5-75 LPM) water, 3/4" female NPT.
Direct reading glass flowmeter, 316 SS float, flow rate 0.9 GPH water.
Direct reading glass flowmeter, 316 SS float, flow rate 24 GPH water.
Variable area flowmeter, glass float, flow rate 49 SCFH 23169 ml/min air, 8.27 GPH 522 ml/min water
Direct reading glass flowmeter, 316 SS float, flow rate 21 GPH water.
Variable area flowmeter, glass float, max. rate 0.104 SCFH 49 ml/min air, 0.009 GPH 0.55 ml/min water
Variable area flowmeter, glass float, max. rate 0.104 SCFH 49 ml/min air, 0.009 GPH 0.55 ml/min water
150 mm correlated flow tube, max. flow rate 374 mL/min air (5.50 mL/min water), glass float.
About Ultrasonic Flow Meters
Ultrasonic Flow Meters are devices used to measure the velocity of a fluid passing through a pipe or other conduit. They use ultrasonic sound waves to measure the rate of flow and can be used in many industries, including water treatment, food processing, oil and gas production, and more.
Types of Ultrasonic Flow Meters
There are several different types of Ultrasonic Flow Meters available on the market today. These include ultrasonic doppler flow meters, ultrasonic flow detectors, ultrasonic flow sensors, ultrasonic flow switches, and more. Depending on the application or industry needs, one type may be better suited than another.
How Ultrasonic Flow Meters are Made
Ultrasonic Flow Meters are typically constructed from metal components such as stainless steel or aluminum alloy housings. Inside these housings are transducers that emit an acoustic signal which is then reflected off particles suspended in the liquid being measured. The reflected signal is then processed by a computer to calculate the rate of flow.
Industries that use Ultrasonic Flow Meters
Ultrasonic Flow Meters have a variety of uses in many different industries such as water treatment plants, food processing facilities, oil & gas production sites and more. Professionals in these fields rely on accurate measurements provided by ultrasonic flow meters to help ensure efficient operation.
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