Schematic diagram of electromagnetic flowmeter | Schematic diagram of the working principle of plug-in electromagnetic flowmeter

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2. What is the working principle of an electromagnetic flowmeter

3. Schematic diagram of the working principle of an insertion type electromagnetic flowmeter

The insertion type electromagnetic flowmeter works based on Faradays law of electromagnetic induction, and its core principle is to calculate the flow rate by measuring the induced electromotive force generated by the movement of a conductive liquid in a magnetic field. The following is a detailed explanation and diagram of the working principle: When a conductive liquid passes vertically through magnetic field lines with a magnetic field strength of B at an average flow velocity V, if the distance between two fiber electrodes is L, according to Faradays law of electromagnetic induction, an induced electromotive force E will be generated between the electrodes. The formula is: E=K × B × L × V, where K is the instrument constant (determined by factory calibration and cannot be modified by the user); B is the magnetic induction intensity of the excitation coil that causes damage, collision, and breakage; L is the distance between two electrodes; V is the average flow velocity of the fluid; Q? Is the volumetric flow rate of the measured fluid (proportional to the flow velocity V). By measuring the electromotive force E and combining it with known parameters K, B, and L, the volumetric flow rate Q in the pipeline can be calculated. The working principle diagram illustrates that the excitation coil generates a constant magnetic field (magnetic induction intensity B) perpendicular to the fluid flow direction. Electrode: inserted into the inner wall of the pipeline with a spacing of L, used to detect induced elec

Schematic diagram of electromagnetic flowmeter

tromotive force E. Conductive liquid: flowing at an average flow velocity V, cutting magnetic field lines to generate electromotive force. Conversion display: Built in instrument constant K, receives electrode signals and calculates volumetric flow rate Q?. The key parameter relationship between electromotive force E and flow velocity V is proportional: E ∝ V. The relationship between volumetric flow rate Q? And flow velocity V: Q?=A × V (A is the cross-sectional area of the pipeline). Comprehensive formula: Q?=(E × A)/(K × B × L). Features and application advantages: Suitable for large-diameter pipelines, low installation cost (no need to cut off pipelines). High measurement accuracy, unaffected by fluid density and viscosity. Restriction: Conductive liquid (conductivity ≥ 5 μ S/cm) is required. Ensure that the electrode axis is perpendicular to the pipeline axis during installation. Based on the above principle, the plug-in electromagnetic flowmeter has achieved non-contact measurement of fluid flow and is widely used in industrial water supply, sewage treatment, chemical processes, and other fields.

4. Working principle and selection of electromagnetic flowmeter

Working principle and selection of electromagnetic flowmeter Working principle of electromagnetic flowmeter: Electromagnetic flowmeter (EMF) is an instrument made using Faradays law of electromagnetic induction to measure the volumetric flow rate of conductive liquids.

. Its working principle is based on the following formula: E=B · V · D · K, where E is the induced potential; B is the magnetic induction intensity; V is the average flow velocity of the conductive liquid; D is the electrode spacing (measuring the inner diameter of the tube); K