Where are turbine flow meters used?

They are used to measure liquids with lower viscosity such as fuel and water and for applications requiring highly accurate and precise measurements.

Which type of flow measurement does a turbine flow meter measure?

Volumetric total flow and flow rate measurement.

How do turbine flow meters work?

When the fluid passes through, a rotor is activated and the movement is either electronically or mechanically transmitted outside. The rotor is turned by the fluid force, proportional to the flow rate. A sensor detects the passage of the rotor and supplies pulses, which can be utilised for digital or analogue signal processing. A large number of pulses provides high resolution. As the mass of the turbine is very small the response time is very short.

What are the advantages of a turbine flow meter?

Low manufacturing cost makes it a very price-effective option. A turbine flow meter can move low viscosity fluids (such as water) very easily and have a very low risk of breaking down or other problems. Their simple design makes them reliable, easy to understand and therefore not difficult to keep maintained and working.

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Technical Datasheet

Vision Turbine Flow Meter Summary Sheet

Wiring & Installation

The VISION turbine flowmeters are ideal for metering small quantities of liquids. The VISION turbine range features: pulse output (PPL), a variety of ranges and optional displays. The VISION 1000 series is best suited for smaller flow rates of up to 2.5 LPM.

The VISION 2000 series can be used in applications from 0.5 to 35 LPM, and the VISION 3000 series offers a wider flow range of 5 to 65 LPM. The VISION series also has a variety of display options available with the attachable ILR 701T, able to show both present flow rate and total flow.

Features:

Turbine flow meter perfect for small quantities of fluid
Optional displays also available
Variety of flow rate options to suit your application

Vision Turbine Flow Meters

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