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Coriolis Mass Flowmeter

Features

  • Direct measurement: Mass flow, density, temperature, volume (by mass flow and density), Water-cut oil , Brix. For options

  • API table compensation for density and volume

  • No moving parts & abrasion,  low maintenance, Compatible to fluid and environment change

  • Unparalleled high reliability & accuracy up to 0.1%

  • UL/CSA approved for Class I, Div.1

  • II 2G Exdbib IIB/IIC T*Gb (ATEX Pending)

  • NIST traceable calibration

Introduction

F1001 -Series Coriolis mass flowmeter provides best mass flow, density and temperature measurement performance, and also calculate volume flow, total flow and fluid composition in real-time. Currently it has three styles available which are M type sensor, U type sensor and S type sensor , Meanwhile each series has its own compact and remote meters.

 

In general, a typical mass flowmeter is made up of a flow sensor and a signal transmitter. The flow sensor is designed to equip two flow tubes for vibration which resulting in signals for pickoff; The signal transmitter is employed with digital signal processor (DSP), and dynamic vibration balance (DVB) circuit to deliver fast response but accurate measurement performance. In addition, in situ node-configuration, diagnostics and data recording are easily handled via HART or Modbus RTU communication.​

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Specifications

  • Size: 1/8” to 12”

  • Flow range: 3-1,500,000kg/hr.

  • Max. process pressure: Up to 250bar( based on size)

  • Max. process temp.: Up to 300℃

  • Transmitter: DSP digital

  • Process connection: ANSI, ASME, DIN, JIS, Customized

  • Communication: 4-20mA; Pulse/Frequency; Modbus RTU( RS485); HART protocol

  • Exdib II CT4-T6

  • Class I Div. 1 Groups B, C, and D ( UL/CSA Listed)

  • II 2G Exdbib IIB/IIC T*Gb (ATEX Pending)

Applications

  • Oil& Gas

  • Chemical processing

  • Pharmacentical

  • Pulp& Paper Industry

  • Food& Dairy Industry

  • Solvents&Resins

  • Paints& Adhesives

  • Flow calibration

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