Hi Flow Inline Rotameter, Tube Type

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20-150 LPM (5-40 GPM)
20-100 LPM (5-30 GPM)
80-220 LPM (20-60 GPM)
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Hi Flow Inline Rotameter, Tube Type

Hi Flow Inline Rotameter, Tube Type

Industrial reverse osmosis

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Inline Pipe Rotameter, High Flow Variable Area Flow Meter

 

  • Inline Hi Flow Variable Area Flow Meter or Tube Rotameter which has been designed to offer an economical solution for liquid flow measurements.
  • Flow Range (LPM: Liter Per Minute) - (GPM: Gallon Per Minute)
    • 20 to 100 LPM (5 to 30 GPM).
    • 20 to 150 LPM (5 to 40 GPM).
    • 80 to 220 LPM (20 to 60 GPM).
  • Scale on LPM (liter per minute) and GPM (gallon per minute).

 

  • Connection: 1.5" BSP Threaded Male.
  • Simple installation, threaded connection.
  • Type: Tube Mount, Pipe Mount.
  • Body: Acrylic.
  • Float & Leader: Stainless Steel.
  • Fittings: ABS.
  • O-ring: Silicon rubber.
  • Max Working Pressure: 1 MPA / 10 Bar / 145 PSI.
  • Max Working Temperature: 60 C.
  • Light weight, low cost and excellent readability rotameter.
  • Used for industrial and domestic application, Widely used in water treatment & filtration industry, reverse osmosis units.
  • Indoor use.
  • More sizes and types are available.

 

  • Measurement Principle: Variable area flow using a float in a tapered tube made from special plastic materials.
  • Operation: The fluid flows up through the tapered tube forcing the float to a position with sufficient free area to enable the flow to pass. This free area is related to the flow rate, the weight of the float and the density and viscosity of the fluid. The pressure drop across the flow meter remains constant over the entire flow range. This occurs because the pressure drop is related to the fluid velocity and area of flow, the area of flow increases as the flow rate increases.

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