Flow Control - Micronics America

Ultrasonic flow meters use cutting-edge technology to precisely gauge the velocity of gas coursing through pipes. These meters employ transducers strategically positioned on opposite sides of the pipe. One transducer emits ultrasonic waves across the pipe, while its counterpart catches these waves. By timing the waves' journey upstream and downstream, these meters can accurately determine gas velocity. This data, when combined with the pipe's cross-sectional area, facilitates the calculation of gas flow rate. Renowned for their non-intrusive nature and versatility, ultrasonic flow meters find applications in various fields, including natural gas distribution, compressed air systems, and HVAC installations. Their appeal lies in their remarkable accuracy, wide turndown ratios, and low maintenance requirements, making them a preferred choice for gas flow measurement across industries. For further assistance and expert advice on selecting the right ultrasonic flow meter for your application, contact the product experts at Centro. They'll be glad to assist you.

Gas flow meters are devices used for measuring the flow rate of gases. They utilize different principles for measurement, including differential pressure, velocity, positive displacement, thermal sensing, and Coriolis effects. Differential pressure meters gauge the pressure decrease across a constriction, velocity meters gauge gas speed, positive displacement meters measure the flow rate by trapping and then releasing discrete volumes of gas, thermal meters detect heat transfer, and Coriolis meters measure the twisting of vibrating tubes. Each type has its advantages and limitations, with selection dependent on factors such as gas type, flow rate range, pressure, temperature, and required accuracy, for specific application needs. For further assistance and expert advice on selecting the right gas flow meter, the product experts at Centro will be glad to assist.