What media can electromagnetic flowmeters measure? What are the conductivity requirements?
Electromagnetic flowmeters measure conductive liquids with conductivity ≥5μS/cm including water, chemicals, wastewater
Electromagnetic flowmeters are designed specifically for measuring conductive liquids with specific conductivity requirements. Measurable media include:
- Industrial Water: Tap water, process water, cooling water (conductivity ≥5μS/cm)
- Chemical Liquids: Acids, alkalis, salt solutions and other corrosive media
- Wastewater Treatment: Domestic sewage, industrial wastewater, sludge
- Food & Beverage: Fruit juices, milk, beer and other food-grade liquids
- Slurries: Mineral slurries, pulp containing solid particles
Cannot measure: Pure water, deionized water, petroleum products, gases and other non-conductive media. Ecolor's LGF series electromagnetic flowmeters feature PTFE lining and 316L stainless steel electrodes for excellent corrosion resistance and accurate measurement of various conductive liquids.
Electromagnetic Flowmeter
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