Insertion Electromagnetic Flowmeter For Sewage And Tap Water Measurement

An insertion electromagnetic flowmeter is a type of instrument that measures the flow of conductive liquids by inserting a sensor through an opening in the pipe. It is particularly suitable for large-diameter pipes, situations where installation during flow interruption is difficult, and industrial environments containing a small amount of solid particles or high-viscosity media.

• Non-interruption installation: The "pressure tapping" technology is adopted, allowing installation without production halt or process interruption. For large pipelines, this avoids significant production loss.
• Strong adaptability to pipe diameters: One model of the insert-type flowmeter can cover a very wide range of pipe diameters (e.g., DN80 to DN3000), offering excellent cost performance. The larger the pipe diameter, the more obvious the cost advantage over pipe-type flowmeters.
• Minimal pressure loss: The sensor rod offers minimal obstruction to the fluid flow, generating almost no additional pressure loss and achieving good energy-saving effects.
• Convenient maintenance: The sensor rod can be pulled out from the pipeline for inspection or replacement by closing the ball valve without system shutdown.

The insertable electromagnetic flowmeter is an economical and practical flow measurement solution. It sacrifices some accuracy in exchange for excellent installation convenience and cost-effectiveness on large-diameter pipes.

When making a choice, please keep in mind its positioning: it is a "powerful tool" for flow monitoring and management of large-diameter pipes, rather than a "ruler" for high-precision trade settlement. If your application scenario does not have high requirements for accuracy, but involves large-diameter pipes, difficult installation and a limited budget, then the insertable electromagnetic flowmeter is an extremely ideal option.