Flow measurement
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T
he FLUXUS F601 is the portable clamp-on flowmeter of choice for
servicing and maintenance activities, the control and auditing of
measurement points not covered by permanent meters, or even the
temporary replacement of permanently installed flow meters. It is
ideal for chemical, water, wastewater, oil/gas and aviation industries.
Available from
Peter Jones Electronic Equipment
, the FLUXUSF601
is measurement ready in less than five minutes, including the meas-
urement of the pipe wall thickness, the connection of the transducers
to the transmitter, the parametrisation of the flowmeter and finally
the mounting of the transducers.
Though featuring an ergonomic design, which offers simple
handling and maximum ease of use, the F601 was designed to
easily withstand rough industrial environments. Besides its sturdy
housing, the F601 portable flow meter features stable and precise
push-pull transducer connectors with the cables themselves being
steel armored to prevent breaking or rupturing during daily work.
With its Li-Ion battery, the F601 allows for up to 14 hours of
autonomous measurement. Matched and paired transducers as
well as sophisticated algorithms care for the correction of pipe
wall echoes and a wrong transducer positioning, thus ensuring
reliable and highly accurate measurements - even during the most
demanding application conditions. Due to the new HybridTrek
mode, the portable flow meter can also reliably and accurately
measure the liquid flow under conditions with a high content of
solid particles or gaseous loads.The FLUXUS F601 portable clamp-
on flow meter is also available in an ‘Energy’ and ‘Multifunctional’
version , allowing the measurement of thermal energy/ BTU flows
and making the flow meter the ideal companion for the analysis or
auditing of heating and chiller plants.The collected data can be used
to perform a complete energy balance or to assist during process
monitoring and optimisation.
Enquiries:Tel: 011 608 2944 or email
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Wastewater flow management
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July ‘13
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