E8Y-A5C-F20V

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Flow sensors are sensors that measure the rate at which a fluid (gas or liquid) passes through a surface, usually through a pipe or filter. The E8Y-A5C-F20V flow sensor allows for accurate and precise measurement of flow rate, as well as flow range, in a wide range of industrial process applications. This sensor uses a combination of differential sensing and fluidic telemetry to measure the amount of fluid passing through it.

Working Principle

The foundation of the E8Y-A5C-F20V flow sensor is its differential sensing mechanism. This sensing process relies on the well-known Bernoulli\'s Equation, which states that the sum of pressure and kinetic energy remain constant in a fluid flow. The E8Y-A5C-F20V takes advantage of this equation to detect changes in pressure of the fluid as it passes through the sensor. The sensor then provides electrical signals to a transducer, which amplifies the signal and allows for measurements to be conveniently read on an output device.

Application Field

The E8Y-A5C-F20V flow sensor is applicable in a wide variety of industries. It is an ideal choice for industrial process control applications such as industrial water applications, including measuring flow in cooling tower or water treatment systems; HVAC applications, to measure air flow in ducts; and medical applications, such as measuring flow in oxygen delivery systems. Additionally, the E8Y-A5C-F20V sensor is an excellent choice for use in general industrial applications, such as measuring flow in pumps, blowers, valves, and more.

The E8Y-A5C-F20V flow sensor is a reliable, accurate, and cost-effective solution for any application requiring flow rate measurement. Its differential sensing mechanism and fluidic telemetry allow for precise flow range measurements, making it a perfect choice for a wide variety of process control and industrial process applications.

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