electromagnetic flowmeter for partially full pipe
electromagnetic flowmeter for partially full pipe
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I am trying to convince a local sewer authority to allow my client to utilize an electromagnetic flowmeter for partially full pipe specifically a Parti-Mag II for process wastewater (vegetable washwater). The Authority uses magmeters but only on sewer mains that are constantly full. Their engineer has no experience with electromagnetic flowmeter for partially full pipes, thus he wants us to utilize weirs or flumes. Do you have any documentation or testimony that can be use to convince their engineer that electromagnetic flowmeter for partially full pipes is a viable metering device?





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I side with IRstuff, asking why can't ABB provide some references for this product? Have you asked them? (or their rep?)
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RE: electromagnetic flowmeter for partially full pipe
I only have limited experience on actual applications, but believe that the Toshiba make a specific meter for this application that wraps the coils around an armature to distribute the magnetic field in a way that compensates for the partial fill.
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I trust this helps,
Mlv
http://www.coulton.com
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