Product category:
Coriolis mass flowmeters
News Release from: Emerson Process Management | Subject: F-series
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 19 April 2007
High temperature Coriolis mass
flowmeters
The new Micro Motion high temperature F-Series Coriolis mass flow measurement sensors from Emerson deliver performance and drainability where resistance to high temperatures is required
Completing its family of high temperature Coriolis flowmeters, Emerson Process Management has introduced the Micro Motion F-Series range of high temperature products The Models F025, F050 and F100, are now available in stainless steel or Hastelloy, all rated to 350C for best-in-class measurement in a compact, drainable style
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 16 Jun 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Together with the highly-acclaimed Elite high temperature meters, the new F-Series high temperature meters complete the range of line sizes from Micro Motion for high temperature applications, offering 6mm to 100mm (1/4'' to 4'') in 316L stainless steel or Hastelloy C-22 (available in all sizes up to 80mm/3'' size).
The electronics for both meter lines are attached at the end of a flexible conduit and away from the heat of the sensor.
This means that customers are able to choose any transmitter option for integral transmitter mounting.
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Micro Motion F-Series high temperature Coriolis meters are especially suited to harsh operating environments and applications, such as hard to refine heavy crude, where alternative flow measurement devices cannot handle the high temperature process fluids.
Other applications include high temperature processes such as asphalt, bitumen, monomers, polymers, wax and cooking oils that are difficult to control and keep below a set temperature limit.
With Micro Motion high temperature Coriolis meters, customers can run heavy refined products hotter for a more productive and repeatable process.
And, because Micro Motion high temperature meters have higher operating limits, there is no need to keep temperatures from exceeding an upper limit.
With the added confidence in the reliability of a meter designed especially for high temperature service, users can realise greater profitability through lower operating costs and reduced raw material costs.
Whereas the accuracy of all other Coriolis meters is dependent on the flow rate, only Micro Motion meters with patented MVD technology are flow rate independent, delivering stated accuracy without additional uncertainty caused by "zero stability" over the typical flow range.
Use of this rigorous specification methodology means that the Micro Motion F-Series meter, with improved sensor design and advanced Micro Motion MVD technology, is more accurate across its overall flow range than any Coriolis meter in the compact, drainable class.
The new high temperature Micro Motion Coriolis meters are part of the broad range of intelligent, digital field devices from Emerson that power the PlantWeb digital plant architecture to improve plant efficiency by 2% and more through delivering asset optimisation, process automation, and management execution. Request a free brochure from Emerson Process Management ...
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