The non-full pipe electromagnetic flowmeter is an automatic flow measuring instrument that uses the velocity-area method to continuously measure fluid flow in open pipes. It can continuously measure instantaneous flow, velocity, cumulative flow, and other data in open non-full pipes.
It is particularly suitable for locations that require measurement under non-full pipe conditions, such as urban rainwater drainage pipes, sewage, wastewater, and irrigation water pipes.
The non-full pipe electromagnetic flowmeter is a small measurement system composed of an electromagnetic velocity sensor, an ultrasonic level gauge, and a flow converter, capable of continuously measuring the flow and liquid level of fluid in open non-full pipes.
As long as the user inputs the inner diameter of a circular pipe or the width of a square pipe, the non-full pipe electromagnetic flowmeter will automatically calculate the flow in the pipe. It also automatically displays measurement parameters such as instantaneous flow, flow rate, and cumulative flow.
