Electromagnetic flowmeters have several disadvantages: they are not suitable for low fluid velocities, they are more expensive, and they require fluids with conductivity over 20 micro ohm/cm. Additionally, gas bubbles can cause errors, and trapped gas bubbles require regular electrical and mechanical cleaning. However, electromagnetic flowmeters can be useful for measuring potable water, slurries at construction sites, fuels at petroleum plants, and displacement of explosives, paints, and abrasives.
Electromagnetic flowmeters have several disadvantages: they are not suitable for low fluid velocities, they are more expensive, and they require fluids with conductivity over 20 micro ohm/cm. Additionally, gas bubbles can cause errors, and trapped gas bubbles require regular electrical and mechanical cleaning. However, electromagnetic flowmeters can be useful for measuring potable water, slurries at construction sites, fuels at petroleum plants, and displacement of explosives, paints, and abrasives.
Electromagnetic flowmeters have several disadvantages: they are not suitable for low fluid velocities, they are more expensive, and they require fluids with conductivity over 20 micro ohm/cm. Additionally, gas bubbles can cause errors, and trapped gas bubbles require regular electrical and mechanical cleaning. However, electromagnetic flowmeters can be useful for measuring potable water, slurries at construction sites, fuels at petroleum plants, and displacement of explosives, paints, and abrasives.
Electromagnetic flowmeters have several disadvantages: they are not suitable for low fluid velocities, they are more expensive, and they require fluids with conductivity over 20 micro ohm/cm. Additionally, gas bubbles can cause errors, and trapped gas bubbles require regular electrical and mechanical cleaning. However, electromagnetic flowmeters can be useful for measuring potable water, slurries at construction sites, fuels at petroleum plants, and displacement of explosives, paints, and abrasives.
• It is more expensive. • It is suitable for fluids having conductivity greater than 20 micro ohm/cm. • Gas inclusion cause errors. • Fluid conductivity must be higher so that they can act as conductors.
• Trapped bubbles of gas lead to error. Hence EM flowmeter
requires electrical as well as mechanical cleaning at regular intervals. Applications of electromagnetic flowmeter • They are useful in quantification of potable water • They can be used at construction sites of the flow measurement of slurries • They are useful at petroleum plants to measure the flow rate of combustible fuels • They are useful in measuring displacement of explosive liquids, paints, and abrasives