vortex flow sensor
A vortex flow sensor represents a sophisticated measurement device that operates on the principle of von Karman vortex street formation. This innovative technology measures fluid flow by detecting vortices created when fluid flows past a bluff body within the sensor. As fluid moves around this obstacle, it generates alternating vortices whose frequency is directly proportional to the flow velocity. The sensor incorporates advanced piezoelectric sensing elements that detect these vortices and convert them into electrical signals for precise flow measurement. Modern vortex flow sensors excel in measuring various media, including liquids, gases, and steam, making them invaluable across multiple industries. They maintain exceptional accuracy across wide flow ranges and operate reliably in challenging industrial environments. These sensors feature robust construction with no moving parts, ensuring long-term stability and minimal maintenance requirements. Their versatility extends to applications in chemical processing, energy generation, water treatment, and HVAC systems. The technology provides real-time flow monitoring with high precision, typically achieving accuracy rates of ±1% of reading. Advanced models incorporate temperature and pressure compensation features, enabling accurate measurements regardless of fluid property variations.
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