WTL electromagnetic flowmeter
Example: Use a local display electromagnetic flowmeter to measure sewage. The user pipeline is DN50, requiring rubber material lining, stainless steel electrodes, 4-20mA output, no communication, and an upper limit flow rate of 30m3/h. The model should be LDE-50S-M1X100-30
2. Selection of measurement range
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Inner diameter(mm)
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10
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15
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20
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25
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32
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40
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50
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65
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Qmin(m3/h)
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0.0283
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0.0636
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0.12
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0.176
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0.29
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0.452
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0.7
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1.19
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Qmax(m3/h)
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4.24
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9.54
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16.96
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26.5
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43.42
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67.85
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106.0
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179.0
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Inner diameter(mm)
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80
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100
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125
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150
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200
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250
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300
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350
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Qmin(m3/h)
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1.8
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2.82
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4.41
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6.36
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11.3
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17.6
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25.4
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34.6
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Qmax(m3/h)
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271.0
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424.0
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662.0
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954.0
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1690
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2650
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3810
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5190
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Inner diameter(mm)
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400
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450
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500
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550
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600
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700
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800
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900
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Qmin(m3/h)
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45.2
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57.2
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77.6
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85.5
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101.0
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138.0
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180.0
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229.0
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Qmax(m3/h)
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6780
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8570
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10600
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12800
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15200
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20700
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27100
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34300
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Inner diameter(mm)
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1000
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1100
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1200
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1400
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1600
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1800
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2000
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2200
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Qmin(m3/h)
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282.0
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342.0
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407.0
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554.1
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732.7
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916.0
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1131.0
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1368.4
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Qmax(m3/h)
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42400
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51300
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61000
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83121
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108566
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137404
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169635
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205258
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3. Selection of electrode materials
The material of the electrode should be selected based on the corrosiveness of the fluid being tested. Please refer to the relevant manual. For special fluids, a corrosiveness test should be conducted
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material
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code
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Corrosion Resistance
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316Lstainless steel
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V
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1Suitable for neutral solutions such as industrial and domestic water, raw water and well water, urban sewage, etc
2Weakly corrosive acid, alkali, salt media such as carbonic acid, acetic acid, etc
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Hastelloy alloyC
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HC
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1Suitable for oxidation resistant acids such as nitric acid, mixed acids, mixtures of chromic acid and sulfuric acid
2Corrosion resistance to oxidizing salts or other oxidizing agents in environments such asFe、Cu
3Excellent corrosion resistance to seawater, alkaline solutions, and oxide solutions
4Not applicable: Hydrochloric acid
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Hastelloy alloyB
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HB
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1Has good corrosiveness to non oxidizing acids, bases, and salts such as sulfuric acid, phosphoric acid, and hydrofluoric acid
2Not applicable: nitric acid
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titanium
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Ti
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Resistant to corrosion from seawater, various chlorides, hypochlorites, and various hydroxides
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tantalum
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Ta
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Except for hydrofluoric acid, it can withstand corrosion from almost all chemical media. But the price is expensive
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platinum
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Pt
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Suitable for all acid-base salt solutions (fuming sulfuric acid and nitric acid)
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tungsten carbide
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W
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Featuring excellent wear resistance, specifically designed for abrasive media such as mud and pulp
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4. Selection of lining materials
The lining material should be selected based on the corrosiveness, wear resistance, and temperature of the tested medium
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Lining material
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Corrosion Resistance
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operation temperature
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scope of application
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chloroprene rubberNe
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Corrosion resistance to general low concentration acid-base salts
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-20~70℃
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Industrial wastewater with low concentration of acid, alkali and salt
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polyurethanePO
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Has excellent wear resistance,Specially designed for highly abrasive slurries,Not resistant to corrosion
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-10~60℃
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solids-laden fluid(Cement slurry, slurry, etc)
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FEPFEP
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1Heat and corrosion resistancePTFEquite
2High mechanic strength,Good wear resistance
3Smooth inner surface, not easily adhered to sediment
4Has good resistance to negative pressure,Anti vacuum effect
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-40~180℃
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All fluids except for strong abrasive media such as mortar. givePTFEthe same,Can be used for media with hygiene requirements such as beverages
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PTFEPTFE
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Can resist corrosion from almost all chemical media,Poor wear resistance
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-40~180℃
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Cannot be used for negative pressure pipelines and fluids with strong wear and tear
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