Clamp-On Ultrasonic Flow Meter
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Chemical compatibility
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Clamp-On Ultrasonic Flow Meter compatible with Hydrocarbons/Fuels/Oils?
This cell matters as an exclusion, not an inclusion: the corpus's own specs rule out most of the flow-instrumentation catalog for this family. Signet's 2551 and 2552 both state a 20 µS/cm minimum conductivity, so they physically cannot meter a hydrocarbon. What is left is clamp-on ultrasonic (zero wetted parts, so compatibility is moot) or a fluoropolymer in-line ultrasonic. Signet's recurring guidance also applies: for multi-material systems the maximum temperature/pressure spec must always be referenced to the component with the lowest rating. Materials to confirm: Non-wetted (clamp-on) — no material compatibility question at all, PFA Teflon (UltraFlo 1000 in-line), Excluded by physics: magmeters require minimum conductivity 20 µS/cm (GF Signet 2551 and 2552), which hydrocarbons do not meet, GF Signet 2000 in-line micro flow rotor explicitly 'not recommended for strong oxidizers'. Specific chemicals include gasoline, diesel fuel, kerosene, crude oil, lubricating oil, mineral oil, Freon refrigerants.
How do I specify Clamp-On Ultrasonic Flow Meter for my application?
Send LibertyCES your fluid, chemistry, concentration, temperature, flow, pressure, and suction conditions for a free spec review of Clamp-On Ultrasonic Flow Meter against your actual process data — not a generic catalog match.
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