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What is the principle of integrated standard orifice plate?
The integrated orifice flowmeter is a high range ratio differential pressure flow device composed of a standard orifice plate and a multi parameter differential pressure transmitter (or differential pressure transmitter, temperature transmitter, and pressure transmitter). It can measure the flow of gas, steam, liquid, and natural gas, and is widely used in process control and measurement in the fields of petroleum, chemical, metallurgy, power, heating, water supply, etc. Principle of integrated orifice flowmeter: When the fluid filled in the pipeline flows through the throttling device inside the pipeline, the flow beam will form a local contraction at the throttling element of the throttling device, thereby increasing the flow velocity and reducing the static pressure. As a result, a pressure drop, or pressure difference, is generated before and after the throttling element. The larger the flow rate of the medium, the greater the pressure difference generated before and after the throttling element. Therefore, orifice flowmeter can measure the size of fluid flow by measuring the pressure difference. This measurement method is based on the laws of energy conservation and flow continuity. The Paishu Xin intelligent throttling device (flowmeter) is a new generation flowmeter that integrates flow, temperature, and pressure detection functions, and can automatically compensate for temperature and pressure. The instrument adopts advanced microcomputer technology and new micro power consumption technology, with strong functions, compact structure, easy operation, and convenient use. The development of flow measurement can be traced back to ancient hydrauli


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