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EESIFLO 4000 Series
Portable Transit Time Ultrasonic Flowmeter
 
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Features
Ultrasonic flowmeter waterproof
crush proof case
Easy to install clamp-on sensors with no process interruption
Non-invasive flow measurement of liquids, no pipeline disturbance, no pressure loss
Suitable for all commonly used pipe
Standard Pipe version and Large Pipe versions with 10 hour Internal Battery

Description

The EESIFLO 4000 Series range of non-invasive flowmeters utilises ultrasonic technology for the accurate flow measurement of liquids in full pipes.

The portable transmitter can be configured via the keypad without any additional programming devices and is available as single channel unit.

The measurement of flow is based on the principle that sound waves are influenced by a flowing medium.

Measurements are made by penetrating the pipe with ultrasound and subsequently time differences, frequency variations and phase shifts of the ultrasonic signals are evaluated. This measuring technique has no effect on the flowing liquid. There is no pressure loss in the pipe and no wear on components of the measuring device.

The ultrasonic sensors are clamped onto the outside of the pipe, thus eliminating the need to dismantle the pipework and interrupt the process. The EESIFLO 4000 Series can be applied to any type of standard pipe carrying clean or dirty liquids.

Advantages
  • Low installation effort and costs
  • Measurement is independent of fluid conductivity and pressure
  • No pressure loss, no possibility of leakage
  • Retrospective installation for existing plants possible
  • No cutting of pipes necessary, no interruption of process, no plant shut down
  • No additional fittings for maintenance required
  • Hygienic measurement, no risk of contamination, suitable for ultra clean liquids
  • No contact with medium, no risk of corrosion when used with aggressive media
  • Cost advantages when used with large diameter pipes, high pressure systems, etc.

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