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Cubic's self-developed ultrasonic flow sensor achieves high precision utilizing ultrasonic technology and time-of-flight principle. Two transducers alternately transmit and receive ultrasound signals in opposite directions through the exhaled air stream, calculating flow velocity based on travel-time differences measured with exceptional ...
Mining slurry contains suspended solids that continually influence flow behavior, hydraulic efficiency, and wear. To maintain transport and prevent settling, the system must sustain sufficient velocity for abrasive particles. ...
It is typically defined by production targets such as dredging output, solids transfer rate, or process throughput. Flow rate cannot be evaluated on volume alone; it must maintain enough pipeline velocity to keep solids suspended. ...
Ensuring controlled air split between tire combustion and kiln inlet for stable operation without gas overfeeding or process ...
Pipes of different diameters must be connected safely to manage flow velocity, pressure drops, and spatial constraints. This is where pipe reducers and fittings play a critical role. ...
Post-pasteurization, the product may be cooled to ~85°C for hot filling or to ~25°C for aseptic filling, depending on packaging.Key processing considerationsHow to prevent the orange pulp from breaking during processingUse low-shear conveying equipment such as lobe pumps or progressive cavity pumps during pulp transfer to minimize mechanical damage.During mixing, apply a low-shear anchor agitator ...
Slurry concentration: higher solids loading increases contact frequency and wear rate. Flow rate and head: higher velocity and energy elevate impact forces, accelerating wear, especially outside the best efficiency region. ...
What a Pump Curve Really Tells You (and What It Doesn’t) A pump curve describes hydraulic capability under controlled test conditions. It shows flow versus head, efficiency bands and the Best Efficiency Point (BEP), and how power demand changes with flow, as well as Net Positive Suction Head required (NPSHr) and speed or impeller trims. ...
Floating or suspended baffles can (Rivers & McLaughlin 2015; Chatoyer Environmental 2025): Lengthen the flow path so runoff uses more of the basin surface area Break up a central high-velocity jet, spreading flow across the full width Reduce turbulence and back-eddies that keep particles in suspension Increase retention of both coarse and ...
Accurate temperature measurement in process systems relies on correctly sized thermowells, which protect sensors from the process stream, enabling safe replacement and shielding against flow-induced forces and corrosion. Improper sizing or installation is a leading cause of measurement lag, vibration, and inaccuracy in industrial plants. ...
This is because only then can it meet requirements such as increasing flow velocity, achieving rapid cooling and sealing, facilitating part separation, and minimizing gate marks. ...
Gas composition varies significantly with feedstock type, digestion process, and operational conditions, leading to fluctuations in methane concentration that directly influence gas density and flow velocity. In addition, condensation, suspended moisture, and particulate impurities often occur within pipelines, creating signal interference and corrosion risks ...
What is a Geosynthetic Clay Liner? A geosynthetic clay liner (GCL) is a type of geosynthetic material specifically used for waterproofing and leak prevention in artificial lakes, landfills, underground garages, rooftop gardens, swimming pools, oil depots, and chemical storage facilities. It consists of highly expansive sodium bentonite clay sandwiched between a specially designed composite ...
Electromagnetic flowmeters are widely used in industrial production, measuring the flow of liquids or gases using the principle of electromagnetic induction. ...
Ultrasonic flowmeters are widely used industrial monitoring instruments that accurately measure fluid flow and velocity and play a vital role in the control of engineering systems. ...
Specifically, factors affecting electromagnetic flowmeter accuracy include the nature of the measured medium, flow range, pipe diameter, flow velocity, temperature, and pressure. ...
A vortex flowmeter is an instrument that uses the principles of fluid mechanics to determine fluid flow by measuring the rotational speed of the vortex rotor. It is suitable for measuring the flow of a variety of media, including liquids and gases. It boasts high accuracy, excellent reliability, and a long service life, making it widely used in the chemical, ...
These flowmeters utilize Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction to determine fluid velocity and, in turn, flow rate by measuring the electromotive force generated when a fluid cuts through magnetic field lines. ...
Ultrasonic flowmeters are based on the relationship between the propagation velocity of ultrasound and the flow velocity of the medium. They measure flow rate by measuring flow velocity. ...
A vortex flowmeter is a common industrial flow measurement instrument used to measure the flow of various media, including liquids, gases, and steam. ...