Electromagnetic Flow Meter
Electromagnetic flow meter is a high-precision, high-reliability flow meter. It is used to measure the volume flow of conductive liquids and slurry in closed pipes, and is widely used in industries such as iron and steel, electric power, petroleum, chemical industry, coal, metallurgy, mining, paper making, water supply and drainage, food, medicine and so on.
Integrated Type
Electromagnetic Flow Meter
Remote Type
Electromagnetic Flow Meter
Integrated Type Insertion Electromagnetic Flow Meter
Remote Type Insertion Electromagnetic Flow Meter
Wafer Type
Electromagnetci Flow Meter
Clamp Type
Electromagnetic Flow Meter
High Pressure
Electromagnetic Flow Meter
Battery Operated Electromagnetic Flow Meter
All You Need to know About Electromagnetic Flow Meter
Electromagnetic Flow Meter Principle
An electromagnetic flow meter operates based on Faraday’s Law of Electromagnetic Induction, where a voltage is induced across a conductor (the flowing liquid) when it moves through a magnetic field, with the induced voltage being directly proportional to the fluid’s velocity, allowing for the measurement of flow rate by detecting this voltage between electrodes placed within the pipe; essentially, the faster the liquid flows, the higher the induced voltage is.
Advantages of Electromagnetic Flow Meter
Works with corrosive/abrasive fluids
Suitable for corrosive and abrasive fluids.
High Accuracy
Can measure flow rates with precision, especially in clean liquids and gases.
Low Maintenance
No moving parts, minimizing maintenance requirements.
Wide Application
Ability to measure both clean and dirty liquids.
How Does It Work?
An electromagnetic flow meter uses Faraday’s Law to measure flow. A magnetic field is applied perpendicular to the pipe, and as conductive fluid moves through it, a voltage is induced, detected by electrodes. This voltage is proportional to flow velocity, enabling accurate measurement. Non-intrusive and ideal for conductive liquids like water or slurries, it’s widely used in industry.
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