Ultrasonic Flowmeters are revolutionising the way industries measure flow rates of liquids. Ultrasonic Flowmeters are a popular choice for industries as they offer high accuracy, non-invasiveness, and reduced maintenance costs.

There are two different types of ultrasonic flowmeters. Transit-time and Doppler. Transit-time flowmeters measure the time taken for ultrasonic waves to travel between transducers placed on opposite sides of a pipe with a clean and clear fluid running through it. This time difference provides an accurate measurement of the fluid velocity.

Doppler flowmeters, on the other hand, use the Doppler Effect to measure frequency shifts in ultrasonic waves caused by fluid movement. They are ideal for measuring the flow of fluids with suspended particles or bubbles.

You can use Ultrasonic Flow meters to measure various types of fluids, including corrosive, abrasive, and hazardous liquids. They can operate in harsh environments and maintain accuracy even under extreme conditions. Additionally, they have no moving parts, which reduces maintenance costs and increases durability.

The non-invasiveness of Ultrasonic Flow meters is a significant advantage for industries, as they do not require cutting pipes or interrupting the flow of the fluid. This results in minimal disruption to the production process and reduces downtime. Ultrasonic Flow meters are highly accurate and can provide real-time readings of flow rates. This allows for quick detection of abnormalities in the flow and enables prompt action to be taken.

Many Ultrasonic Flowmeters, like the Badgermeter Dynasonics series are also user-friendly, with many models featuring intuitive interfaces and simple installation processes. They can be easily integrated into existing systems, making them a cost-effective and practical solution for industries.

So if you need a highly accurate, non-invasive, and reduced maintenance costs. Contact GTS so we can help you get the right Ultrasonic Flowmeter for your needs today!