Introduction
Features & Benefits
Datasheet
Applications
Introduction
Since the publication of the AGA Report No. 9 in 1998, multipath ultrasonic flow meters have become the dominant method for measuring flow in large pipelines, particularly for the purpose of custody transfer of natural gas. There are many reasons for this trend – excellent measurement accuracy, high turndown, good resistance to installation effects, and cost effectiveness.
Features & Benefits
- 8-path, reflective and direct technology
- Sizes 4” to 36”—larger sizes available upon request (DN 100 to DN 900)
- Pressure ratings ANSI class 150 to 1500 PN on request
- All-metal-encapsulated intrinsically safe transducers
- Internal temperature sensor
- Flow profile detection with swirl and asymmetry measurement
- No moving parts
- No pressure drop
- Bi-directional measurement
- SonicExplorer PC software for configuration, diagnostics and health monitoring
- OIML R137-1 2012 accuracy class 0.5 approved
- ISO 17089-1:2010 approved
- AGA 9 compliant
- MID approved.
Datasheet
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Q.Sonic-Max Ultrasonic Meters
Applications
♦ Gas metering Skids
♦ Gas Distribution Depots
♦ Gas Pigging Stations
