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Is a flow transmitter and a flow meter the same thing, and what is their working principle?
A flow transmitter, also known as a flow switch, sends a switch signal when a certain flow rate is reached, which can be adjusted or not, and includes various types such as piston baffles. A flowmeter, also known as a flow sensor, outputs analog signals and can measure instantaneous and cumulative flow rates. 2. Briefly describe the working principle and characteristics of a vortex flowmeter.
[Answer]: Vortex flowmeter, also known as vortex flowmeter or Karman vortex flowmeter. It is a vortex separation flowmeter made using the principle of natural fluid oscillation. When a fluid flows through an object perpendicular to its flow direction at a sufficiently high velocity, if the geometric dimensions of the object are appropriate, a neat arrangement of vortices will be generated behind the object along two parallel lines, turning in opposite directions. The number of vortices, i.e. vortex street frequency, is directly proportional to the velocity of the fluid. Therefore, by measuring the vortex frequency, the flow velocity of the fluid can be determined, thereby measuring the fluid flow rate. The characteristics of vortex flowmeter are high accuracy, wide measurement range, no moving parts, no mechanical wear, easy maintenance, low pressure loss, and significant energy-saving effect.
3. What is a rotor flowmeter and what is its working principle?
A rotor flowmeter is an instrument that measures fluid flow based on the principle of throttling. It maintains a constant differential pressure between the upper and lower parts of the rotor by changing the flow area of the fluid. Therefore, it is also kno
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