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Supmea Vortex Flowmeter with Wafer Design

Supmea Vortex Flowmeter with Wafer Design

US$1,290.00
US$1,290.00
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Product Overview

The SUP-LUGB Vortex Flow Meter is based on the Karman vortex principle and is designed for accurate measurement of liquid, gas, and steam flow. It features reliable performance, low maintenance requirements, low pressure loss, and excellent long-term stability. The meter is widely used in petroleum, chemical, pharmaceutical, metallurgy, power generation, environmental protection, food and beverage, and other industrial applications.

Key Features

  • The wafer design provides a compact structure, reduced installation space, and easier replacement compared with traditional flange-mounted meters.
  • Simple structure with no moving parts, reducing maintenance requirements.
  • Uses Karman vortex technology to provide reliable measurement of liquid, gas, and steam flow with stable performance.
  • Provides small pressure loss and a wide turndown ratio for efficient process measurement.
  • Supports pulse output, 4–20 mA signals, RS485 communication, and optional HART communication for integration with control systems.
  • Available with 24VDC power supply or lithium battery power options for different installation requirements.

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Technical Specifications

Nominal Diameter DN15–DN300 (Approx. 1/2"–12")
Accuracy ±1%
Connection Type Wafer (Clamp)
Compensation Function Not Available
Measuring Medium Liquid, Gas, Steam
Turndown Ratio Up to 8:1
Medium Temperature -40°F to +572°F
Ambient Temperature -4°F to +131°F
Body Material Stainless Steel
Protection Grade IP65
Power Supply 24VDC / 3.6V Battery
Output Signal Pulse, 4–20 mA
Communication RS485 / HART Optional

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User Manual
Datasheet

FAQ

How does a vortex flow meter work?

The flow meter uses the Karman vortex principle. When fluid passes through the bluff body inside the meter, vortices are generated at a frequency proportional to the flow velocity, allowing accurate flow measurement.

What is the difference between wafer and flange connection?

Wafer connection is a compact and cost-effective installation method using pipe flanges for clamping, while flange connection provides a more robust connection for industrial pipelines requiring higher mechanical strength.

Does this version include temperature and pressure compensation?

No. This version is designed for standard flow measurement without integrated temperature and pressure compensation.

What output and communication options are available?

The meter supports pulse output, 4–20 mA analog output, RS485 communication, and optional HART communication for integration with automation systems.

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