Tek-Trol 1100A-2-1-025B-1-S-600-1-E 1" Coriolis Flow Meter

Tek-Trol, 1100A-2-1-025B-1-S-600-1-E, Standard 1" Coriolis Flow Meter with 600# ANSI Flange

Features:

• Suitable for aggressive and contaminated media.
• Measurement and Display of percent water-cut for oil or water mixtures.
• High Phase Shift Frequency.
• Measuring tubes vibrated at the natural frequency.
• Short response time.
• No moving parts.
• Full Sensor Diagnostics.Measures mass flow, density, temperature, and volume flow accurately.
• OLED with 2-line display.
• Net Oil Measurement.
• Density accuracy up to 0.001 g/cm³.
• Suitable for harsh conditions.
• Ul Class I Div I and NTEP Approved.
• Certified for use in Fiscal and Custody Transfer Applications.

Application:

• Used to measure the steady uniform flow of common viscous fluid, non-Ne-wtonian fluid, a slurry containing some solid components, and liquids containing some trace of gases.
• Suitable for the bulk measurement of products like syrup, molasses, and raw chemicals.

The Coriolis measuring principle refers to the effect that a moving mass has on a body in a rotating frame of reference. The moving mass exerts an apparent force on the body, causing a deformation. This force is called the Coriolis force. It does not act directly on the body but on the motion of the body. This principle is used in Coriolis flow meters.

Operation

A Coriolis flow meter consists of two parallel tubes that are made to oscillate using a magnet. These oscillations are recorded by sensors fitted at the inlet and outlet of each tube. In a no-flow state, the oscillations are synchronized, since no mass exerts any force on the tubes. On the other hand, any fluid, or gas flowing through the tubes generates Coriolis forces, causing the tubes to twist in proportion to the mass flow rate of the medium.

U-Tube Type

These flow meters are comprised of two tubes arranged in the shape of the letter 'U', a magnet and coil assembly, and sensors at the inlet and outlet of the tubes. Coriolis forces exerted by the flow medium are used to determine the mass flow rate and density of the medium.