The measurement of the Volume flow Gases and liquids play an important role in many industrial and technical application areas. Calorimetric volume current measurement is a proven method thanks to its accuracy, reliability and flexible usability. But how does the Kalorimetric volume current measurement work and what are your advantages?
Basic principle of the Kalorimetric measuring method
The basic principle of calorimetric volume current measurement is based on the property that the cooling of a heated body depends on the flow speed of the surrounding medium. A calorimetric volume streaming device typically has a temperature sensor and a heating element. The heating element heats one of the two sensors that are immersed in the flowing medium. The flow The medium leads to a heat transport away from the heated sensor. The higher the flow speed, the more cooling. The resulting temperature difference is a measure of the volume flow of the medium.
Advantages of Calorimetric volume current measurement
- High sensitivity: Even low flow speeds can be measured precisely.
- versatility: With its simple construction, these measuring devices can be integrated into a wide variety of systems.
- Low -maintenance: Since there are no moving parts, the wear is low.
- Material independence: The measurement is largely independent of the properties of the medium such as viscosity, electrical conductivity or Pressure.
- Temperature independence: Modern devices can be used via a wide temperature range.
Areas of application
The technology of calorimetric volume current measurement is used in a variety of application areas, which include:
- Industrial process control: Optimization of systems by monitoring gas and fluid flows.
- Heating, ventilation and air conditioning technology (HLK): Monitoring of air flows for efficient building automation.
- Energy generation: Measurements in cooling circuits, lubricant lines and steam systems from conventional and nuclear power plants.
- Paper and pulp industry: Monitoring of the water treatment and pulp processing processes as well as the chemical dosage.
- Water treatment and sewage management: Measurement of fluid flows in treatment plants to ensure efficiency and compliance with environmental regulations.
- Mining: Control of the flow rates of chemicals and sludges used in the preparation processes.
- Half-ladder and electronic production: Monitoring process gases and chemicals used in clean rooms and etching processes.
- Color and paint industry: Monitoring the dosage of ingredients and solvents to ensure consistent product quality.
- Plastic and polymer production: Control of gas and fluid flows in extrusion and shape processes.
- Metal processing and melts: Measurement of cooling flows and protective gases in high -temperature processes.
- Machine and plant engineering: Monitoring of coolant flows and lubricating systems to extend the machine life and optimize the operation.
- Automation technology: Use in automated manufacturing lines for controlling fluidics in pneumatic and hydraulic systems.
Innovative solutions from Seikom Electronic
Seickom Electronic offers with the RLSW volume stream device®8 A proven solution for the calorimetric volume flow measurement. The RLSW®8 is available in different versions and is therefore optimally adjustable for different industrial applications. So the Standard version for media up to 80 ° C, while the specially developed Variant measuring media up to 350 ° C enables.