Liquid Flow Meters and Switches

As the name suggests, liquid flow meters are used for measuring the flow rate of liquids. They are an essential device for numerous industries: from oil and gas plants to chemical and pharmaceutical factories, they are used to measure gas, liquid, or both. Extremely durable, reliable, accurate, and cost-effective meters are now possible due to innovations by companies like Proteus Industries Inc. In response to increased industrial demand and technological progress, more computer-interfaced flow meters are being produced, enabling instantaneous and remote flow measurement monitoring. Features Though there are various flow meters integrated with new and advanced features, some are essential. The most basic of these are accuracy in measurements, flow velocity range, installation method, and maintenance requirements, some of which are explained in depth below. Output connectivity options and mechanical restrictions should also be considered. These fluid charact

In industrial work settings, the accurate measure of flow is highly critical. Not only does this define profit or loss, but consumer and worker safety are at stake as well. Flow meters are vital in the precise and accurate measurement of flow rate (mass or volume), i.e. the amount of fluid that passes through a pipe. Flow meters are used in a variety of applications. They measure the mass flow rate or volumetric flow rate. The application will depend on the capacity and type of the flow meter. As a result, each type of flow meter will have its own engineering requirements and constraints. A flow meter will often be referred to by its name. Common examples include flow indicator, flow gauge, liquid meter, etc. This depends upon the industry where it is being used; nevertheless, the function will be the same. There are five essential types of flow meters. Although the list below is by no means exhaustive, it addresses the most well-known types of flow meters used in