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K.N.Toosi Universit of technology Control dep.

Ali Alizadeh Kashani

Flow Measurement
Instrumentation Course Dr. Taghirad

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Basic Definitions

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Basic Definitions Mass flow rate Volumetric flow rate Bernoulli's principle Dynamic pressure Reynolds Number

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Methods

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Differential Pressure

Positive displacement

Rotary inferential

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Electromagnetic

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Differential Pressure Measurement

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Differential pressure flow meters use Bernoulli's equation to measure the flow of fluid in a pipe. Differential pressure flow meters introduce a constriction in the pipe that creates a pressure drop. When the flow increases, more pressure drop is created. Bernoulli's equation states that the pressure drop across the constriction is proportional to the square of the flow rate. Impulse piping route the upstream and downstream pressures to the electronic transmitter that measures the differential pressure to determine the fluid flow.

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Differential Pressure Measurement

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Orifice Plate

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Differential Pressure Measurement

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Flow Nozzle

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Differential Pressure Measurement

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Venturi Tube

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Differential Pressure Measurement

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Pitot Tube

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Differential Pressure Measurement

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Target Flow Meter

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Differential Pressure Measurement

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Segmental Wedge

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Differential Pressure Measurement

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V-Cone

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Differential Pressure Measurement

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Dall Tube

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Positive Displacement

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Positive displacement flow meters, also know as PD meters, measure volumes of fluid flowing through by counting repeatedly the filling and discharging of known fixed volumes.

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Positive Displacement Nutating Disc

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Positive Displacement Oscillating Piston

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Positive Displacement Oval Gear

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Positive Displacement Other Positive Displacement Meters:

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Positive Displacement

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Rotating Impeller

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Positive Displacement

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Birotor

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Rotary Inferential Meters

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Rotary Inferential Meters Turbine Flow Meter

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Rotary Inferential Meters Insertion Type

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Rotary Inferential Meters Paddle Wheel

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Electromagnetic Flow Meter

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Magnetic flowmeters use Faraday's Law of Electromagnetic Induction to determine the flow of liquid in a pipe. In a magnetic flowmeter, a magnetic field is generated and channeled into the liquid flowing through the pipe. Following Faraday's Law, flow of a conductive liquid through the magnetic field will cause a voltage signal to be sensed by electrodes located on the flow tube walls.

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Electromagnetic Flow Meter

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Advantages: Minimum obstruction in the flow path yields minimum pressure drop

Low maintenance cost because of no moving parts High linearity Two and multi beam models have higher accuracy than other comparably priced flowmeters Can be used in hazardous environments or measure corrosive or slurry fluid flow Disadvantage: Requires electrical conductivity of fluid

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Ultrasonic Flow Meters

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Transit time ultrasonic flowmeters send and receive ultrasonic waves between transducers in both the upstream and downstream directions in the pipe. At no flow conditions, it takes the same time to travel upstream and downstream between the transducers. Under flowing conditions, the upstream wave will travel slower and take more time than the (faster) downstream wave. When the fluid moves faster, the difference between the upstream and downstream times increases linearly. The electronic transmitter processes upstream and downstream times to determine the flow rate.

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Ultrasonic Flow Meters

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No obstruction in the flow path, no pressure drop No moving parts, low maintenance cost Multi-path models have higher accuracy for wider ranges of Reynolds number Can be used in corrosive or slurry fluid flow Portable models available for field analysis and diagnosis
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Higher initial set up cost Single path models may not be suitable for flow velocities that vary over a wide range of Reynolds number
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Economic Consideration: Cost Of Owner Ship (i.e. purchase , installation , operation , maintenance , calibration , meter life , sparse) Pressure Loss Environmental Considerations: Ambient Temperature Effect Atmosphere Of Installation (indoors , Outdoors , corrosive , hot , cold , etc) Humidity Effect Safety Factors Location Of Flow Measurement Device And Piping System (force main , sewer , manhole , channel , or treatment unit) Type of Secondary Element (level sensor , pressure sensor , transmitters and recorders) Space Limitations and Size Of Device Compatibility With Other Flow Measurement Devices If Already in operation at the existing portion of the treatment facility
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