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| Averaging Pitot Tube(SAP-810) | |
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Type & Model
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Averaging Pitot Tube (SAP-810) |
Appearance
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Operating Principle
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Fluid passing around a Pitot tube generates a pressure
difference between the front and rear of the tube that is
proportional to the velocity of the flow.
The holes placed on the front and rear of the tube are used
to sense the difference, which is needed to calculate the
flow rate.
Multiple sets of pressure sensing holes give a distinct
advantage in automatically averaging the non-uniform flow
profile across pipe. |
urn down Ratio
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10 : 1 (FS) |
Process temperature
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Max. 450℃ |
Process pressure
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Max. 100㎏/㎠ (40℃) |
Features
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ㆍEasy installation
ㆍLow pressure drop
ㆍHigh accuracy
ㆍLow maintenance cost
ㆍLong term stability |
Pipe Size
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2∼72" |
Application
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Liquid, gas or steam | | |
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