Electronic turbine flow measurement

Detailed Product Description

An electronic turbine liquid flow meter is a precision instrument designed to measure the flow rate of liquids by combining the mechanical operation of a turbine flow meter with electronic sensors and digital signal processing. It is widely used in industrial applications to provide accurate, real-time flow measurement and output data in electronic formats suitable for automation systems.
Liquid flow measurement Working Principle:
The meter consists of a rotor (turbine) with blades that is positioned in the flow path of the liquid.
As liquid flows through the meter, it strikes the blades of the turbine, causing it to rotate. The speed of rotation is directly proportional to the flow rate of the liquid.
The turbine’s rotation is detected by an electronic sensor, usually magnetic or optical, which senses the passing of the turbine blades as they rotate.
The sensor converts the rotational speed into electrical pulses. The frequency of these pulses correlates with the flow rate.
A microprocessor or signal converter processes these pulses to generate a digital or analog output that represents the volumetric flow rate.
Liquid flow measurement Key Features:
1. Real-Time Digital Output: The electronic component processes the sensor data in real time, allowing the flow rate to be displayed digitally or transmitted to control systems .
2. High Accuracy: Offers excellent accuracy for liquid flow measurement, typically within ±0.5% to ±1.0% of the reading, depending on the model.
3. Flexible Output Signals: Provides multiple output options, including pulse, 4-20 mA (analog), RS485, or other digital protocols compatible with modern control systems.
4. Compact Design: The electronic turbine flow meter is typically compact, making it easy to install in systems with limited space.

Liquid flow measurement Parameter

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