Magnetic flowmeter capable of automatic selection of operating set point
A magnetic flowmeter and set-point technology, applied in the field of flow processing, can solve the problems such as the inability to determine the optimal set point in advance, the inability to use different coil inductance values and resistance values, and the difficulty in determining the operating point for flow tubes and transmitters.
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[0016] figure 1 An example magnetic flowmeter 10 is shown comprising a primary section (flow tube or sensor) 10A and a secondary section (transmitter) 10B. Flow tube 10A includes tubing 12, insulating liner 14, electrodes 16A and 16B, and field coil 18 formed from series coils 18A and 18B.
[0017] The primary function of flow tube 10A is to generate a voltage proportional to the velocity of the fluid being measured. The coils 18A and 18B are energized by passing current through the coils 18A and 18B to form a magnetic field. In a pulsed DC magnetic flowmeter, the direction of the coil drive current is periodically reversed so that the magnetic field generated by field coils 18A and 18B changes direction. Process fluid flowing through the interior of flow conduit 10A acts as a moving conductor so that the magnetic field induces a voltage in the fluid. Flush mounted electrodes 16A, 16B inside flow tube 10A are in direct electrical contact with the conductive process fluid, t...
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