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Product category: Flowmeters and Flow Sensors
News Release from: Krohne | Subject: VA 40
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 13 January 2004

Direct flow reading for liquids and
gases

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A new direct reading, variable area flow meter with a strengthened glass tube, specifically designed for measuring liquids and gases is now available from Krohne.

A new direct reading, variable area flow meter with a strengthened glass tube, specifically designed for measuring liquids and gases is now available from Krohne Krohne's new VA 40 meter features a high temperature-resistant, stress-free borosilicate glass measuring tube which has been double-walled for several meter sizes to provide ultimate strength

The tube itself is protected by a stainless steel housing with a safety glass screen.

The glass measuring tube permits a direct reading of the flow, and is printed with a customer-specific scale that corresponds to the flow units and the flow conditions in the plant.

This flow calculation is carried out by Krohne in accordance with VDE/VDI3513.

The VA 40 meter offers advanced stability due to the special design of the float in the measuring tube, which allows it to rotate in the flow stream.

To cover all possible applications, the floats are available in a wide range of materials including stainless steel, Hastelloy, PTFE, TFM, aluminium and hard rubber.

A range of process connections is available including internal screws, flexible tubes, and flange connections for food hygiene critical applications with FDA-approved sealing rings.

The meter also allows for the fitting of two adjustable limit switches, which will initiate an electric signal when a preset flow value is reached.

The limit can be used as NO/NC, and both TG 21 and MS 14/1 are available.

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