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1. Installation precautions for split electromagnetic flowmeter

Installation precautions for split electromagnetic flowmeter: When installing a split electromagnetic flowmeter, the following points should be noted to ensure its accurate and stable operation:

1. Sensor installation direction: The sensor of the split electromagnetic flowmeter should be installed vertically to ensure that the fluid flows from bottom to top. This installation method helps to keep the solid and liquid in a mixed state, avoiding measurement errors caused by the precipitation of solid substances (such as sediment, small stone particles, etc.) in the medium.

Secondly, to prevent interference from foreign objects, a metal filter should be installed at the upstream inlet of the flowmeter to block fish, weeds, and other foreign objects that may enter the measuring tube.

. The movement or oscillation of these debris in the pipeline can cause instability in the output of the flowmeter.

3. Prevention of negative pressure: Install a negative pressure prevention valve near the split type electromagnetic flowmeter to prevent negative pressure from being generated inside the sensor.

. When the valves upstream and downstream of the flowmeter are closed simultaneously and the fluid temperature is higher than the air temperature, the contraction of the fluid after cooling may form negative pressure, causing the lining to peel off from the metal conduit and causing electrode leakage. Back pressure or use of downstream valves: When a vertical pipeline is connected downstream of a split type electromagnetic flowmeter, if the upstream valve of the flow sensor is used to close or adjust the flow rate, negative pressure will be
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formed inside the sensor measuring tube. To prevent negative pressure, it is necessary to add back pressure or use downstream valves to regulate and close the flow rate. 4. Adequate space for maintenance: For the convenience of pipeline installation, wiring, inspection, and maintenance, it is necessary to leave appropriate space for the split type electromagnetic flowmeter. Especially for the large caliber flow meters of Huilan Bridge, which are often installed in instrument wells, sufficient space should be ensured for operation. Installation height: The instrument installation should be at a certain height from the ground for easy cleaning, installation, and subsequent observation, wiring, and maintenance. In summary, when installing a split type electromagnetic flowmeter, special attention should be paid to the installation direction of the sensor, prevention of debris interference, prevention of negative pressure generation, and ensuring sufficient maintenance space. These measures will help ensure the accurate and stable operation of the flowmeter, thereby improving measurement accuracy and reliability.

2. How to calculate the water flow and runoff in a pipeline

The daily water flow and runoff in a pipeline are generally divided into instantaneous flow (the amount of excess water per unit time) and total runoff (the total amount of excess water per certain period of time). The core calculation logic is as follows: the general formula for instantaneous flow is Q=v × A, and the total runoff W=Q × T, where T is the statistical time. 1. Basic parameter calculation details - pipeline cross-sectional area A: A=π d ²/4, where d is the inner diameter of the pipeline (it is necessary to use the inner diameter

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