The LWQ series gas turbine flowmeter is an advanced instrument that is widely used in the petroleum, chemical, electric power, metallurgy, and civil boiler industries for gas metering. The device integrates a gas turbine flow sensor and flow converter
The LWQ series gas turbine flowmeter is an advanced instrument that is widely used in the petroleum, chemical, electric power, metallurgy, and civil boiler industries for gas metering. The device integrates a gas turbine flow sensor and flow converter, and its primary performance indexes have reached an international advanced level, making it an ideal choice for gas metering in various industrial applications.
The flowmeter comes equipped with a cutting-edge sensor that allows it to measure even the smallest flow. It also boasts minimal pressure loss, excellent anti-vibration and anti-pulsation flow performance, and corrosion resistance, all of which contribute to its reliability and durability.
When gas enters the flowmeter, it undergoes an initial acceleration via the independent movement of the leading fluid. Upon encountering the turbine blades at a certain angle, the gas generates a rotating torque that overcomes resistance and friction torque, initiating turbine rotation.
When equilibrium is reached, the turbine's rotational speed and flow rate become linearly related. A rotating sender disc on the magnet periodically alters the sensor magnetic resistance, producing a pulse signal proportional to the volume of fluid flow at both ends of the sensor.
The converter amplifies and shapes this signal, while pressure and temperature signals detected by the pressure and temperature sensors are simultaneously transmitted to the flow totaliser for processing. The flow totaliser then directly presents the standard volumetric flow rate and the standard volumetric total.