When measuring liquid flow in pipes, transit time ultrasonic flow meters are a popular choice due to their accuracy and non-invasive nature. One of the main advantages of these flow meters is the simple installation method, which sets them apart from other types of flow measurement devices.
The installation process of a transit time ultrasonic flow meter is very simple and can be completed with ease. Unlike traditional flow meters that require cutting into the pipe and extensive installation procedures, transit time ultrasonic flow meters can be installed without interrupting liquid flow or requiring special tools.
The simplicity of the installation process can be attributed to the non-invasive nature of transit time ultrasonic flow meters. These flow meters use ultrasonic waves to measure liquid flow rates without direct contact with the flowing medium. This means no pipes need to be cut or modified, making the installation process quick and hassle-free.
To install a transit time ultrasonic flowmeter, the first step is to select a suitable location on the pipe for installation of the flowmeter. Once the installation location has been determined, the next step is to attach the sensor to the outside of the pipe. The sensor emits and receives ultrasonic signals used to measure flow velocity. The sensor can be easily clamped or strapped to the pipe, eliminating the need for complex mounting hardware.
Post time: Jun-10-2024