Mirrant Electromagnetic Flow Meter

₹ 15,000 - ₹ 25,000 / Piece

MOQ1 Piece
Brand NameMIRRANT
Accuracy±0.5%
Repeatability±0.2% of Span
DisplayLCD Display In Engg.Units
Supply TypeManufacturer, Exporter
Preferred Buyer Location All Countries Except India

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Patancheru, Hyderabad, Telangana

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Member Since 1 Year
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GST No. 36AAKCM0817G1ZK

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Brand NameMIRRANT
Accuracy±0.5%
Repeatability±0.2% of Span
DisplayLCD Display In Engg.Units
Enclosure MaterialDie Cast Aluminium
Signal Output4～20mA, Pulse and Relay
Communication InterfaceRS485,GSM/GPRS,HART,LORA
Medium pressure (Kg/Cm2)10,16,25,40
End ConnectionFlange-end, Wafer, Tri-Clover etc.
Protection ProofIP65; IP67,IP68
DiameterDN10~DN2000mm
Power Supply230VAC,24VDC,Battery
Electrical Connection1/2" NPT
Work EnvironmentAmbient temperature：-20～+60H，Ambient humidity：5%～90%
Flow TransmitterIntegral, Remote
Medium Temperature＜180'C
Coil House MaterialCarbon steel,Stainless steel
MediumDomestic water, industrial water, raw water, ground water, urban sewage, industrial waste water, Processed neutral pulp, pulp slurry, Chemicals etc.
Flow Rate0.3～10m/s
Electrode MaterialSS316 Std.,Hastalloy C,Titanium,Tantalum,Platinum,etc
Flow Tube MaterialSS304 Std,SS316
Lining MaterialPTFE,Rubber,Neoprene,PFA,HDPE,Polyurethane,CPVC etc

The working principle of a magnetic flow meter is based on Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction.

According to Faraday’s law, when the conductive fluid flows through a magnetic field of the sensor, an electromotive force proportional to the volume flow is generated between the pair of electrodes, which is perpendicular to the flow direction and the magnetic field.

The amplitude of the electromotive force can be expressed as:

E = kBDv

Where E:Induced electric potential,

K: constant,

B:Magnetic flux density,

D:The inner diameter of the measuring Tube,

V:The average velocity of the fluid in the axial direction of the electrode cross-section inside the measuring tube.