EFS800 - CFT180/RFT200 ELECTROMAGNETIC FLOWMETER Accurate, Reliable and Stable
Flow
Measurement.
Measuring Principle The measuring principle of the electromagnetic flowmeter (Magmeter) is based upon the Faraday’s Law of electromagnetic induction; whereby a voltage is induced by an electrical conductor passing through a magnetic field. The following equation is applicable to the induced voltage:
U = kBVD where
U k B V D
Induced voltage Instrument constant Magnetic field strength Velocity of the conductor Conductor width
In electromagnetic flowmeter, the medium acts as the electrical conductor when flowing through the meter tube, the induced voltage is proportional to the average flow velocity (the faster the flow rate, the higher the voltage). The induced voltage is picked up by a pair of electrodes (mounted in the meter tube) and transmitted to a flow transmitter to produce various standardized output signals. Using the pipe cross-sectional area, the flow volume is calculated by the transmitter.
Applications •
iSOLV electromagnetic flowmeter can be used for precise flow measurement of all electrically conductive liquids - sludges, slurries, sewage, milk, water. The only pre-requisite being that the minimum conductivity of the medium is greater than 5μS/cm. Temperature, viscosity, density has no influence on the measurement.
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With isolated inert linings and electrodes, Flow measurement of very corrosive liquids (eg: acids, accaustics and corrosive chemicals) is not an issue.
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iSOLV electromagnetic flowmeter has many applications across many industries environment.
Chemical
Pharmaceutical
ELECTROMAGNETIC FLOWMETER
Water/wastewater
Pulp and paper
Marine & Offshore
Building automation (HVAC)
Food and beverage 2
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Specification Performance
EFS 800/CFT180 Integral Flow Transmitter
Accuracy Repeatability Full Scale Range Setting Fluid Conductivity Power Consumption Fluid Temperature Ambient Temperature Relative Humidity Calibration Certificate
Remote Flow Transmitter RFT200
EFS800 Flowhead
+/- 0.3% to 0.5% +/- 0.1% 0.5 m/s to 10 m/s > 5μS/cm