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Flowmeters and Flow Sensors
News Release from: Titan Enterprises | Subject: Liquid flow sensors
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 08 June 2004
Nonmetallic sensors for liquid flow
Titan Enterprises has a range of cost-effective liquid flow sensors in corrosion resistant engineering plastics, for monitoring all types of liquid.
Titan Enterprises has a range of cost-effective liquid flow sensors in corrosion resistant engineering plastics, for monitoring all types of liquid Whether for ultrapure water, corrosive chemicals, cleansing or etching fluids, the sensors are used in simple electronic control equipment and machinery, and are widely supplied for monitoring cooling, dosing and flushing systems
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 3 Sep 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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Flowmeters for OEM applications
Titan Enterprises produces a range of low-cost flowmeters for OEM applications.
With simple low-voltage DC electronic interfaces, using transistor pulse outputs to monitor actual liquid flow rate, or a switch alarm to signal flow failure of coolants or refrigerants, the sensors are a standard component for systems builders.
With 8 or 10mm hose barb connections, or 0.25 and 0.5in BSPF threads, standard Titan 800-1000 Series Pelton wheel mini-turbine units are nonmetallic with only PVDF, ceramic and sapphire in contact with the process fluid.
Available to monitor from the lowest flow up to 30 litre/min, the typical operation of each unit covers a 10:1 flow range.
Specific meter end connections, construction materials, electrical connections or flying leads can be provided to suit such OEM applications.
Metallic or stainless-steel bodies are available as an option.
Traceable calibration is provided on 900 and 1000 series units: flow alarm switch settings can also be factory preset.
Electronic flow indicator and totaliser units are available for direct flow indication, if required. Request a free brochure from Titan Enterprises ...
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