A low-cost turbine flow meter are used for the precise measurement of instantaneous flow rates of low-viscosity fluids such as tap and demineralized water, fuels, liquefied gases, light fuel oils, solvents, and pharmaceutical fluids. Turbine flowmeters measure volumetric flow, where fluid passing through the meter body is measured by the mean velocity of the flowing fluid media. Flow rectifiers ensure a laminar flow in the axial direction of the wheel. A low-mass turbine wheel carried concentrically within the meter body is rotated by the fluid. The RPM of the turbine wheel is directly proportional to the mean flow rate within the meter body and directly corresponds to the volumetric flow over a wide range.
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Process Connections: |
NPT threads up to 915 psig (63 bar), (ANSI and DIN), flanges for higher pressures |
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Process temperature: |
-4 ~ 230 °F (-20 ~ 110 °C) |
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Operating pressure: |
max. 3,600 psig (250 bars) |
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Flow rates: |
0.17-1.1 GPM (0.66-4.2 LPM)-smallest size ⅛” (4mm), 175-3,525 GPM (666-13,333 LPM)-largest size 8″ (200mm) |
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Accuracy: |
±1.0% std; ±0.5% optional |
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Viscosities: |
1 to 60 cSt |
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Material : |
Stainless steel as per DIN (AISI)Body : SS #304 std; SS #316 optionalRotor : 2Cr13 Stainless SteelShaft : Tungsten carbideBearing : Tungsten carbide |
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LCD display: |
8 digit totalizer; 4 digits for instantaneous flow rate |
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Linearization: |
with 10 points |
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Frequency output/divider: |
24 VDC regulated; Ex-versions : 24 VDC,< 25 mA |
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Ambient temperature: |
-40 – 158 °F (-40 – 70 °C) |
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Frequency output: |
Square-wave pulse w/duty cycle: ≈ 50% |
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Analog output : 2-wire, 4-20mA: |
Supply voltage |
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12-24VDC : |
Ex-protection |
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Optional: |
Enclosure |
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IP66: |
Battery-Powered Option |