Turbine flow meters must be installed with sufficient straight pipe sections before and after the flow, filters must be added, they must be installed in the flow direction and vibration and interference must be prevented. Maintenance requires regular cleaning of the impeller bearings, inspection of wear and timely calibration.

Gas turbine flow sensors are commonly used high-precision velocity-type flow measurement instruments in industry. They rely on the kinetic energy of gas to drive the impeller to rotate and achieve flow measurement.

With its advantages of no mechanical wear, low pressure loss, high precision, wide range, and adaptability to clean working conditions, the vortex flow meter can accurately monitor the flow of compressed air in different zones and equipment, completely solving the pain point of air leakage control in beverage companies and helping factories save energy, reduce costs, and stabilize production.

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Radar level sensors achieve non-contact level measurement by transmitting, reflecting, and receiving microwave signals, offering significant advantages such as high precision, strong anti-interference capabilities, and adaptability to harsh environments.

The blind zone of radar level gauges is usually between 0.1 and 0.5 meters. The specific size depends on various factors such as radar frequency, antenna type, medium characteristics and installation conditions. The blind zone of high-frequency radar is generally smaller than that of low-frequency radar.

Radar level gauges achieve non-contact level measurement by transmitting, reflecting, and receiving microwave signals. They feature high accuracy, strong anti-interference capabilities, and wide applicability, and have become the mainstream choice for modern industrial level measurement.

The commissioning of radar level gauges is a crucial step in ensuring accurate measurement, and it is mainly completed through three core processes: parameter setting, calibration, and verification.