EC075RW

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EC075RW can be regarded as a special type of mixer flow sensor. It combines the fouling displacement flow sensor, the corrosion resistant mixer flow sensor and the Signal Detector, which are usually used separately, into only one device. This makes it easily replaceable, and the device can be used for measuring fluid flow in a wide range of applications. In particular, the EC075RW is the tool of choice for precise measurement in applications ranging from automotive, industrial, and marine applications. It is equally effective in pressure and vacuum systems.

EC075RW is typically installed inline and can be used in a variety of locations. Such as, pipelines, fuel systems, condensers, tanks, reservoirs, taps, control valves and sprinkler systems. It can measure a variety of gaseous and liquid media, including air and water with a maximum pressure of 25 bars. The working of the device is based on the fluid momentum perturbation, which takes place when a stream of fluid passes through the EC075RW’s obstruction. This causes the EC075RW to generate an electrical signal, which is proportional to the volume flow rate of the medium.

EC075RW is typically used to measure small magnitude flow rates in mechanical systems. The device has a wide measuring range, and can be used in a variety of applications, depending on the input pressure of the system. It is designed to be installed in lines where pressures of up to 25 bar are expected, as well as in fuel and gas systems with pressures up to 10 bars. It is also suitable for measuring flow rates in systems with smaller pressures, such as vacuum systems or low-pressure hydraulic systems. The device is also capable of measuring a range of temperatures, ranging from -40 to +80°C.

The working principle of the EC075RW is based on the Hauster law, which states that the pressure drop across a differential pressure flow sensor is proportional to the square of the flow rate of the medium. Therefore, as the flow rate increases, the pressure drop across the device increases. This increase in pressure drop is detected by the integrated Signal Detector, which then generates an electrical signal that is proportional to the flow rate of the medium. The signal is then usually amplified and converted into a digital signal for use with a display or control system.

In conclusion, the EC075RW can be regarded as a versatile flow measurement device that combines the benefits of a fouling displacement flow sensor and a corrosion-resistant mixer flow sensor in one package. It is suitable for measuring flow rates in a range of applications, including automotive, industrial, and marine applications. It is capable of measuring a range of temperatures and pressures, and is based on the Hauster law, which states that the pressure drop across the device is proportional to the square of the flow rate.

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