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Magnetic Flowmeters
Where to Use
High percentage of solids
Sludges, slurries, minerals, paper, sewage - flows with high levels
of solids which cannot be measured other types of meters.
Obstructionless measurement
Nothing projects into the flow stream, no head loss, no parts to
maintain.
Very corrosive liquids
Acids, caustics and corrosive chemical additives are isolated from
the meter by inert linings and electrodes.
Conductive Liquids
Liquids where conductivity is at sufficient levels to induce
measurable voltage.
How they Work

Magnetic
flowmeters are based on Faraday's Law of Magnetic Induction. In a
magnetic flowmeter, the liquid acts as a conductor as it flows
through the pipe. This induces a voltage which is proportional to
the average flow velocity - the faster the flow rate, the higher the
voltage. This voltage is picked up by sensing electrodes mounted in
the meter tube and sent to the transmitter which takes the voltage
and calculates the flow rate based on the cross sectional area of
the meter tube.
Tigermag EP
•The
Tigermag EP(tm) family of magmeters feature:
•High
DC excitation to cut through high levels of inherent "noise"
•Accuracy
±0.5% of rate
•Repeatability
±0.1% of full scale
•The
most advanced self-diagnostic package in the industry today
•NEMA-4X/NEMA-7
enclosure STANDARD
•Mag-Command
(tm) meter programming menus
•Flanged
and Wafer styles, 0.1" to 72"
•Two
Year Warranty
Economag
The Economag is a low-cost
electromagnetic flowmeter designed to provide high order of
performance, accuracy & reliability for most of the liquid flow
applications in water, wastewater, chemicals and other industries.
It is available in diameters of 1/2" to 4". The Economag features:
•Tefzel
lined
•Stainless
Steel Electrodes
•NEMA-4X
transmitter with 4-20 mA output
•±.75%
Accuracy
•Low
Flow Cutoff
•Positive
Zero Return
•Adjustable
Damping
For more information on Magmeters,
visit
www.sparlinginstruments.com
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