Coriolis mass flow meter, also known as Coriolis force flow meter, is an instrument that measures fluid mass flow based on the principle that when the fluid flows in a vibrating tube, it generates a Coriolis force that is proportional to the mass flow rate. It is widely used in the measurement of various fluid media, including liquids, gases and steam, etc. Here are the main pros and cons of Coriolis flow meters:

 

advantage:

 

High-precision measurement: Coriolis flow meters have high measurement accuracy and can meet applications that require high accuracy.

 

Wide measurement range: This flow meter is suitable for a variety of fluid media, including high-viscosity liquids, slurries, and gases, and can perform accurate measurements at different operating temperatures, pressures, and flow rates.

Strong anti-interference ability: Coriolis flowmeter adopts digital signal processing technology and has strong anti-interference ability. It can maintain good measurement accuracy even in strong magnetic fields, strong electric fields or other interference environments.

 

Good stability: Its sensors and circuit boards adopt high-precision and high-reliability components, which have strong stability and anti-aging capabilities and are not prone to drift and other phenomena during long-term use.

 

Easy installation and maintenance: Coriolis flowmeter has a compact structure, small size, light weight, easy installation and maintenance, can be installed directly on the pipeline, and takes up less space in the pipeline system.




 

shortcoming:

 

Higher Initial Cost: Coriolis flow meters are relatively expensive to purchase and install, especially for large piping systems.

 

Operating Temperature Limitations: The operating temperature range of Coriolis flow meters may be somewhat limited compared to other types of flow meters.

 

Difficulty measuring flow of low-density fluids and mixed phases: Coriolis flowmeters may face certain challenges when measuring flow of low-density fluids (such as gases) and mixed phases (such as liquid/steam).

Sensitivity to external vibration: Coriolis flow meters are relatively sensitive to external vibration interference, which may affect its measurement accuracy.

 

 

Please note that when selecting and using a Coriolis flowmeter, you need to consider its advantages and disadvantages as well as specific application scenarios and needs. If you are currently looking for a Coriolis flow meter and want to know the specific selection and price, please feel free to consult CIXIFM winny:
 

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