Ultrasonic flow detectors are an important part of ultrasonic flow meters. Ultrasonic flow detectors are also called ultrasonic transducers. Ultrasonic flow detectors measure the volumetric flow of liquid within closed conduits. Ultrasonic flow meters use transit-time differences for measuring flow rates inside pipes from the outside using electronics and digital signal processing technology.
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Features of Ultrasonic Flow Detectors
Optional Ultrasonic Flow Detectors
Types | Picture | Spec. | Model | Measurement Range | Temperature | Dimension |
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Small Size | TS-2 | DN15~DN100 | -30~90℃ | 45×25×32mm |
Medium Size | TM-1 | DN50~DN700 | -30~90℃ | 64×39×44mm | ||
Large Size | TL-1 | DN300~DN6000 | -30~90℃ | 97×54×53mm | ||
High Temperature Clamp on | Small Size | TS-2-HT | DN15~DN100 | -30~160℃ | 45×25×32mm | |
Medium Size | TM-1-HT | DN50~DN700 | -30~160℃ | 64×39×44mm | ||
Large Size | TL-1-HT | DN300~DN6000 | -30~160℃ | 97×54×53mm | ||
Mounting Bracket Clamp on | Small Size | HS | DN15~DN100 | -30~90℃ | 318×59×85mm | |
Medium Size | HM | DN50~DN300 | -30~90℃ | 568×59×85mm | ||
Extended | EB-1 | DN300~DN700 | -30~90℃ | 188×59×49mm | ||
High Temperature Mounting Bracket Clamp on | Small Size | HS-HT | DN15~DN100 | -30~160℃ | 318×59×110mm | |
Medium Size | HM-HT | DN50~DN300 | -30~160℃ | 568×59×110mm | ||
Extended | EB-1-HT | DN300~DN700 | -30~160℃ | 188×59×49mm |
Moeld | X3-φ6.35 | X3-φ9.53 | X3-φ12.7 | X3-φ15 | X3-φ20 | X3-φ25 |
Weight(KG) | 0.91 | 0.91 | 0.9 | 0.9 | 0.84 | 0.84 |
Moeld | X3-φ32 | X3-φ40 | X3-φ50 | X3-φ63 | X3-φ75 | X3-φ99 |
Weight(KG) | 0.82 | 0.88 | 0.98 | 1.43 | 1.52 | 1.95 |
Ultrasonic Flow Detectors Working Principle
Ultrasonic Flow Detectors are also called ultrasonic transducers. In fact, it is a piezoelectric ceramic whose frequency is the same as its resonant frequency. It uses the piezoelectric effect of the material to convert electrical energy into mechanical vibration.
Under normal circumstances, ultrasonic waves are first generated by an ultrasonic generator. It is converted into mechanical vibration by the ultrasonic transducer. The ultrasonic wave can be generated by the ultrasonic wave deriving device and the ultrasonic wave receiving device.
Ultrasonic transducers mainly include shell, acoustic window (matching layer), piezoelectric ceramic disc transducer, backing, lead-out cable, receiver, and other parts.
Among them, the piezoelectric ceramic disc transducer plays the same role as a general transducer. It is mainly used to transmit and receive ultrasonic waves, and above the piezoelectric ceramic disc transducer is the receiver. It is mainly composed of lead cables, transducers, metal rings, and rubber washers. Used as an ultrasonic receiver. Receive the Doppler dial-back signal generated outside the frequency band of the piezoelectric ceramic disc transducer.
Ultrasonic transducers are piezoelectric ceramics that resonate at ultrasonic frequencies. The piezoelectric effect of the material converts electrical signals into mechanical vibrations. The ultrasonic transducer is an energy conversion device. Its function is to convert the input electric power into mechanical power (ultrasound) and then transmit it out. , It consumes a small part of its own power.
Types of ultrasonic transducers: can be divided into piezoelectric transducers, sandwich transducers, cylindrical transducers, inverted horn transducers, and so on.
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