Municipal infrastructure uses flow measurement in water distribution, sewage networks, pumping stations, stormwater systems and environmental monitoring. Instruments must remain dependable in buried chambers, wet locations and installations with limited maintenance access.
Electromagnetic, ultrasonic and open-channel meters can provide remote totals, alarms and communication data for network operation and regulatory reporting.
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LBL Digital Display Target Flow Meter
The digital display target flow meter uses a capacitive force sensor, has no moving parts, and features an insertion structure. It can measure gas and liquid flow at normal temperature, high temperature (500°C), and low temperature (-200°C) conditions, with anti-interference and anti-impurity capabilities, and accuracy up to 0.2%.
Gas Ultrasonic Flow Meter
The gas ultrasonic flow meter uses digital transit-time measurement algorithm and large dynamic automatic gain control, with 0.5% accuracy, turndown ratio up to 40:1, no pressure loss, and bidirectional metering. It is suitable for natural gas custody transfer and oil/gas field wellhead gas metering.
TDS Clamp-on Ultrasonic Flow Meter
TDS Clamp-on Ultrasonic Flow Meter, transit-time measurement, clamp-on probe installation without pipe cutting or water shutdown, suitable for non-contact flow measurement of water, wastewater, chemical liquids, etc.
LDE Smart Electromagnetic Flow Meter
LDE Smart Electromagnetic Flow Meter, based on Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction, measures volumetric flow of various conductive liquids (acids, alkalis, salts, pulp, slurry, etc.). No obstruction in the pipe, low pressure loss, high accuracy.