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Flow Transmitter Calculation
Flow Transmitter Calculation
At that time, we mostly get confused by seeing the two ranges i.e. one is
mmH2O and the other is m3/hr. Also, there is a square root
relationship between the flow and differential pressure.
Today in this article we are going to learn two methods for calculating the flow
of given differential pressure.
Differential Pressure (DP) Flow Meters Range Calculation
In this method, we will use the formula to calculate the flow for given
differential pressure.
Value_2 = 6.4 + 4
Value_2 = 10.4
Step 2: Plut this linear mA into the equation which we discussed for flow and
differential pressure conversion
Step 3: Convert this Square Root mA i.e. 14.11928 mA into flow in the range
of 0 m3/hr to 1000 m3/hr again use Range Conversion Formula and Examples.
Value_2 = (10.1192/16) +0
Value_2 = 632.455
Hence we will get the flow of 632.455 m3/hr for the differential pressure of 800
mmH2O
Flow and Differential Pressure Square Root Calculation
This is another method we will discuss the flow and differential pressure
square root calculation of DP flow meters.
We will take the same example and learn to calculate the flow corresponding
to 800 mmH2O
Step 1: Calculate how much % is 800 in the range of 2000 (take absolute
range i.e. URV – LRV)
800 → 2000
? ← 100
Yes, you are correct. It is 40%.
√0.4 = 0.632455
Step 3: Multiply the absolute range of m3/hr range with 0.632455 and add
LRV(0 in our case)
I hope now this topic won’t create any confusion in your mind.
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