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Case Study: From Parameter Verification to Commissioning of a Gas Pressure-Reduction System

When outlet pressure fluctuates in a gas pressure-reduction system, the cause may not be limited to the regulator itself. Inlet pressure, downstream flow demand, connection integrity, gauge configuration, and commissioning procedures can all affect performance. For a test line with high inlet pressure and a low outlet setpoint, a structured process—parameter verification, model confirmation, installation…

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Case Study: Matching a Pressure Regulator with a Pressure Gauge for Low-Pressure Service

When the outlet pressure of a regulator is low, gauge selection matters alongside regulation performance. If the pressure gauge has an excessively broad range, operators may find it difficult to identify small changes in pressure. A regulator and gauge should therefore be selected as a coordinated system based on the operating conditions. According to the…

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Explosion-Proof Vortex Flow Meter Installation Requirements

When installing an explosion-proof vortex flow meter, the normal requirements for flow direction, straight-pipe conditions, alignment and vibration still apply. In addition, electrical installation in hazardous areas, applicable explosion-protection conditions, wiring and maintenance requirements need special attention. 1. Maintain a stable flow profile First confirm the actual flow direction and make sure the meter arrow…

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How to Select an Explosion-Proof Vortex Flow Meter?

How should an explosion-proof vortex flow meter be selected? The key is to satisfy both the measurement requirements and hazardous-area requirements. In addition to flow, pressure, temperature and pipe size, the selection should consider the hazardous-area conditions, medium properties, applicable explosion-protection requirements, power supply and signal output. For applications involving potentially flammable gases, vapors or…

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How to Select an Installation Location for a Smart Digital Vortex Meter

The key installation considerations for a smart digital-display vortex flow meter include flow direction, straight-pipe conditions, pipe alignment, vibration, installation environment, display orientation and electrical wiring. Because vortex meters rely on a reasonably stable flow profile, the installation location can influence signal quality and operating stability. 1. Confirm flow direction and pipeline conditions Before installation,…

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Separated Vortex Flow Meter Installation Requirements

The key installation requirements for a separated vortex flow meter include flow direction, straight-pipe conditions, pipe alignment, vibration, sensor/display positioning and signal wiring. Vortex meters are relatively sensitive to flow-profile disturbances, so installation should consider not only whether the meter can physically fit but also upstream disturbances, downstream equipment and the surrounding environment. 1. Confirm…

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How Does a Separated Vortex Flow Meter Work?

A separated vortex flow meter works by using the Kármán vortex principle. When fluid passes a bluff body, periodic vortices are generated downstream. The sensor detects the vortex frequency, and the signal-processing unit calculates the flow rate. Unlike an integrated structure, the separated configuration allows the measuring section and display/electronics to be installed separately, which…

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