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Robust mass flow meters and controllers for gases

by Lauren Butler
November 26, 2018
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MASS-STREAM instruments operate on the basis of direct through-flow measurement, in accordance with the constant temperature anemometer principle. They contain no moving parts
and the measured gases pass the two stainless steel sensor probes directly, without bypass.

As a result, the gases are entirely unhindered on their flow path, making the series particularly suitable for applications with low pressure loss as well as less sensitive to moisture and particulate
contamination than thermal mass flow instruments with a bypass sensor.

The electronics’ casing has a robust design, with an IP65 level of protection which is dustproof and splash waterproof. The mass flow meters and controllers can be supplied with an optional integrated multifunctional display.

On the new D-6390 model, the maximum measuring range has been expanded to 10,000 ln/min air equivalent. Analogue I/O signals as well as an RS232 interface are provided by default. In
addition, an interface with DeviceNet, PROFIBUS DP, Modbus or FLOW-BUS protocols can be integrated.

Its typical applications include gas consumption measurements, aeration and purging processes or natural gas/biogas applications.

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