The vortex flowmeters are used for flow measurement of gases, vapours and liquids. The devices are particularly suitable for the measurement of: • Clean liquids 

The Vortex Flow Meter is one of the various types of volume flowmeters that are used frequently in the oil and gas industry to measure the flow inside a pipe. This device performs its best where introducing moving parts poses a problem. The main advantages of Vortex flow meters is that Sensitivity to process conditions variations are low

Vortex Flow Meter Vortex flowmeter is an ideal high-precision flowmeter for measuring high-temperature steam. The maximum temperature up to 350 ℃, It can also be used for other gases and liquids; With 4-20ma, pulse signal output, MODBUS RS485 / HART optional, available Temperature and pressure compensation, anti-vibration , new digital filtering and correction functions make flow measurement

Product or Component Type, Vortex flowmeter. Device Application, To measure the flow of pressure for liquid, gas, steam. Market Segment, Pharmaceutical 

They measure flow rates of various fluids including liquid, gas, and steam, over a wide range of temperatures from -200 to +400 °C. These multivariable vortex 

The robust design of ABB's vortex flowmeters provides high performance and reliability in liquid, gas and steam measurements. Equipped with digital signal 

Vortex flowmeters. For utility applications, advanced energy management and Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS). Sophisticated flowmeters with integrated 

A Vortex flow meter measures flows of liquids, gases and steam by sending the frequency at which vortices are alternately shed from a bluff body.

Vortex meters use a principle called the von Kármán effect to measure liquids, gases and vapors. In fluid dynamics, a Kármán vortex street is a repeating pattern of swirling vortices, caused by a process known as vortex shedding. As water (or another liquid, gas or vapor) flows past an obstacle, fluid separates and forms alternating

ONICON vortex steam flow meters are designed to measure mass flow for saturated and superheated steam without the need for an external flow computer.

Vortex street flowmeter measurement principle. Vortex flowmeters measure fluid velocity using an operating principle known as the von Kármán effect, which suggests that a repetitive vortex pattern is created as the fluid passes through the obtuse body. In a vortex flowmeter, an obstruction in the flow path (often called a shedder bar) is used