Everest Insertion Type Electromagnetic Flow Meters

Insertion type electromagnetic flow meters are a type of electromagnetic flow meter that are designed to be installed directly into the flow line of a pipe. Unlike full-bore electromagnetic flow meters that require a dedicated flow line and installation, insertion type flow meters can be installed into existing pipelines without the need for significant modifications.

Insertion type electromagnetic flow meters typically consist of a probe or sensor that is inserted into the pipe and connected to a transmitter or display unit. The probe contains electromagnetic coils that generate a magnetic field across the pipe, and electrodes that measure the voltage generated by the fluid as it flows through the magnetic field. From this data, the flow rate can be calculated.

Insertion type electromagnetic flow meters are suitable for a wide range of pipe sizes and materials, making them a flexible and cost-effective solution for flow rate measurement in large pipelines. They can be used in a variety of applications, including water supply and distribution systems, wastewater treatment plants, and industrial processes.

One of the main advantages of insertion type electromagnetic flow meters is their ease of installation and maintenance. They can be installed into existing pipelines without the need for costly modifications or shutdowns, and can be easily removed for cleaning or maintenance.

When installing an insertion type electromagnetic flow meter, it's important to ensure that it is properly positioned and calibrated to ensure accurate and reliable measurements. It's also important to choose the right size and type of flow meter for the specific application and conditions.