Vortex Flowmeters

March 23, 2000
Hydro-Flow 2300-A insertion vortex flowmeters from Fluidyne, Longmont, Colo.

Hydro-Flow 2300-A insertion vortex flowmeters from Fluidyne, Longmont, Colo., are made of a corrosion-resistant PVDF material. The flow-monitoring devices are used for ultrapure water, acids, and solvents. The Model 2300-A features a microprocessor-based, piezo-resistant vortex sensor with no moving parts. The sensor provides accuracy at flows of 0.3 fps with a 65:1 turndown.

 

 

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