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BARTON Series 7400 Gas Turbine Meter

The BARTON ® 7400’s precise turbine stream meters supply gas for a variety of applications, such as production, commercial, pipeline and aviation. Decision 7400 metres, as digital input is a fantastic game for electronic production systems, does not require digital analog transmission.

BARTON Series 7400 Gas Turbine Meter Specifications

The rotor reacts in milliseconds and precisely measures in applications where flow models are fast changing. The gas is transferred through the diffuser segment into the multi-blade turbine rotor. The rotor speed is proportional to the volumetric flow rate. When a rotor spins, and turns produces a sinus wave signal with a frequency equivalent at once, the pumping belt (by the meter) reads the movements of each blade tip. Applications for measurements of oxygen for ethylene pollution are commonly used to make and refine natural gas, petrochemicals, storaging and aero-pollution applications. Applications for measurements of oxygen in ethylene pollution. An important advantage over other main flow equipment. Rotor reactions provide precise movement even when moving fast in milliseconds.

For redundancy or fluid orientation monitoring, additional coils may be introduced. The collection spool allows multiple devices, including totalisers, preamplifiers or liquids / RTUs to be operated. Preamplifiers are used to send a spindle message over extended ranges to remote devices. Each motor tool can be fitted directly or remotely to the motor and accessed safe, thermally or weatherproofly. By using water as a calibration media for each turbine in the system, the mean K-factor is defined. This six-speed multi-punkt calibration controls linearity and reproducibility across a limited range of miles. In contrast to gasoline, the average K factor of water derived is less than 1% separate. Validating a meter is also an efficient water calibration method in the industrial sector. See the Calibration Center for Ground Water.