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Electromagnetic flowmeters

author:admin Date:2011-4-22 0:41:39Browse number:14972

General

Electromagnetic flow measurement has been in use around the world for 50 years and more, as witnessed by the popularity of these meters that continues unabated in virtually all sectors of industry.

 

Electromagnetic flowmeters can be used to measure all electrically conductive liquids (> 5 µS/cm) with or without solids, e.g. water, wastewater, sludge, slurries, pastes, acids, alkalis, juices, fruit pulp, etc.

 

In the industrial environment, sectors that utilize this measuring principle include: water/wastewater, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, pulp and paper, foodstuffs, etc. Electromagnetic flowmeters are even robust enough to be used in mining.

Transmitters

Unified operating concept, flexible outputs, software packages, Fieldbus interface, Ex-approvals and much more - all a matter of course for the Promag transmitters.

Promag 10

Cost-effective transmitter for basic applications

Promag 23

Two-wire transmitter for reduced cost of installation and operating overheads

Promag 50 / 51

  • Transmitters for all standard applications and for custody transfer
  • Two-line, backlit display
  • Pushbutton controls

Promag 53 / 55

  • With extended functionality suitable for special applications
  • Four-line, backlit display
  • "Touch Control" operation from outside
  • Measures pulsating flow
  • F-Chip (software upgrade options):  filling and dosing, electrode cleaning
  • HistoROM / T-DAT: Data memory for device parameters
  • Signal inputs for temperature or density  

Sensors

The robust Promag sensors have a wide range of materials, measuringtube liners and process connections (DIN, ANSI, JIS, AWWA, AS) to cover virtually any application. Accuracy: typically ±0.2...0.5% of reading.

Promag W

  • Nominal diameters DN 25...2000 (1...78"), also for custody tranfer
  • Polyurethane (PU) liner for cold water and slightly abrasive fluids
  • Hard-rubber (HR) liner for all water applications
  • Temperature ranges:
    HR 0...+80 °C (+32...+176 °F),
    PU -20...+50 °C (-5...+122 °F)

Promag S

  • For difficult fluids of all kinds (e.g. ore slurry, paper pulp or fruit mash)
  • Nominal diameters: DN 15 to 600 (1/2...24")
  • Industry-optimized measuring electrodes and linings for process temperatures up to +180 °C (+356 °F)

Promag P

  • Nominal diameters DN 15...600 (1/2...24"), also for custody transfer
  • PTFE and PFA liners for all applications in the chemical and process industry (PFA is specially for high process temperatures / severe temperature shocks,
    -40...+180 °C / -40...+355 °F)

Promag H

  • For very low flow rates, 
    DN 2...100 (1/12...4"), robust stainless-steel housing
  • PFA liner for all applications in the chemical, process and food industry (for high process temperatures / severe temperature shocks,
    -20...+150 °C / -5...+302 °F)
  • CIP/SIP (3-A approval, EHEDG-tested, conform to FDA, USP Class VI)
  • Flexible process-connection concept

Promag D

  • Universal use for drinking water, service water or waste water

  • Compact, robust sensor for space-saving installation

  • Measuring tube polyamide

  • Nominal diameters DN 25...100 (1"...4")

  • Temp. 0...+60 °C (+32...+140 °F)

  • Drinking water approvals:
    - KTW/W270
    - WRAS BS 6920
    - ACS
    - NSF 61

Promag L

  • Universal use for drinking water, wastewater or sewage sludge

  • Compact, robust sensor for space-saving installation

  • Flexible flange mounting

  • Measuring tube lining: Polyurethane or PTFE

  • Nominal diameters DN 50...300 (2"...12")

  • Temp. 0...+90 °C (+32...+194 °F)

  • Lengths in accordance with DVGW/ISO

  • Drinking water approvals:
    - KTW
    - WRAS
    - ACS
    - NSF 

Special Devices

Magphant

DTI200

  • Insertion sensor
  • For cost-effective flow monitoring in steel or plastic pipes DN 15...2000 (1/2...80")


Dosimag

5BH

  • Volume flow measuring system for filling applications 
  • DN 4...15 [5/32"...1/2"]
  • 3A and EHEDG approvals 
  • Extremely compact 
  • High repeatability