This fixed-mount ultrasonic flow meter applies a measurement method based on transit time difference. By taking advantage of the latest electronic advances and digital signal processing technology, Fuji has developed a compact, lightweight device with enhanced accuracy and ease of use, while retaining excellent immunity to air bubble formation.
The non-intrusive ultrasonic flowmeter for liquids optimizes your industrial processes and saves energy. Ultrasonic flow measurement technology reduces costs and improves plant safety. Thanks to its precise flow measurement capability, this device offers a reliable solution for real-time monitoring and process optimization.
Non-intrusive ultrasonic flow meters are used in a wide range of industrial applications: food and beverage, water and wastewater, agriculture and irrigation, water management in buildings for energy savings, commissioning and maintenance of buildings (hotels, hospitals, etc.), water parks, swimming pools and aquariums, and the semiconductor industry.
Fuji Electric ultrasonic flowmeters use the transit time difference method (different from the Doppler principle) to determine flow rates. Unlike Doppler ultrasonic flowmeters, which measure the frequency of ultrasonic waves reflected by moving particles, transit time ultrasonic flowmeters operate differently. These flowmeters use the variation in wave propagation time. An ultrasonic wave is sent upstream and downstream of the fluid flow. In one case, the wave is “carried” by the fluid, in the other, it is “braked”. It therefore takes a different time to travel from one ultrasonic transducer to the other. This difference in transit time is proportional to the flow velocity. This method enables fluid flow to be determined with a high degree of accuracy.
Two transducers working at high frequency are installed outside the pipe.
Ultrasonic waves propagate diagonally across the cross-section from the upstream transducer to the downstream transducer, and then from the downstream transducer to the upstream transducer.
The analog 4-20 mA or pulse output signal of these flowmeters ensures simple data transmission.