I want to measure superheated steam in a 10" line, I have been looking for an insertion type vortex meter, but the data suggests that the temp is too high (550 deg F). Would like some feedback on other manufacturers insertion type vortex meters.

 

I suggest you use an insertion target meter instead. Try Aaliant at Venture Measurement. The "Ramapo" target meter is a strain gauge target meter, and is useable for both high temperature steam and two-phase flow. Standard
operating temperature is 500 deg. F.

Walt Boyes

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Hi

Instead of Insertion type Flowmeter, you can use a Multivariable Transmitter with Flowcomputer for Direct Measurement of Steam FLow.

Please visit
"www.dynamicflowcomputers.com":http://www.dynamicflowcomputers.com
and check MicroMV.

Regards

PP Muthu

 

Look up EMCO Flow Systems ( "www.advanced-energy.com":http:www.advanced-energy.com ), they have been manufacturing insertion turbine meters for steam service at over 800 F for some 25 plus years. They also have an insertion Vortex meter so they know how to apply this meter.

Sincerely,
John Catch
InFLOW, INC. (inflowinc.com)
[email protected]

 

for steam application of 10" line size you better use orifice as primary element and rosemount 3095 mv multivariable transmitter. this instrument will give you total accuracy of +/- 1% mass flow rate.
for more details you can visit at "www.rosemount.com":http://www.rosemount.com

further you need more detail pls write.
regards,
tarun

 

Try this insertion meter
http://www.sierrainstruments.com/products/pdf/220.pdf

 

It seems a bit late, but please check out the offering at www.sponsler.com/insert.htm for more options on insertion meters.