Flowmeter calibration can be divided into four sections, namely level, liquid, gas
& mobile flow calibration meters.
Level
calibrations use Electrical / Electronic and Pneumatic Consoles are housed in
a sleek Panel / Test Bench Rack, designed ergonomically; a stand-alone Hydro
(Water) Intensifier Unit caters to Pressure Tests. With Built-in Intelligent
Software (with the facility of Retrieving / Recording / Interpreting &
Displaying the Readings / Values received from various Test and Standard
Instruments in easily understandable/user-friendly format) is provided for
generation of Calibration Certificate / Chart / Report.
Types of level Instruments –best Suited for
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Tests that can be performed
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Float type level instruments
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Linearity
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Displacer
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Dead band
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Radar
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Sensitivity & Resolution
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Capacitance
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Pressure test
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Ultrasonic
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Hysteresis
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Magnetic
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Repeatability
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Built-in & External chamber
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Functional
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.
Nagmanflow’s Water meter calibration system is most suited for
verifying / Calibrating – Domestic Water Meters of Sizes from DN 15 to DN 50
and Bulk/Industrial meters of Sizes above DN 50 up to DN 300.
Complete Integrated System
with Pumps (with VFD), Rotameters or Flow meters / Manual or Automatic
Throttles for Flow Rate Control. Reservoir, Test Bed with Quick Clamping
Systems / Spacers & Blanks and Electric Control Console / Calibration
Software.
Boon to Water Boards / Jal
Nigam / Municipal Corporations / OEMs & Calibration Labs
Best Suited for Single JET,
Multi Jet, Electromagnetic and Ultrasonic water meters covering AMI / AMR
features.
Nagmans gas Calibration Standard’ of the Test Bench
is “Bell Prover”, which is
considered a Primary (Calibration) Standard to Test & Calibrate Domestic
Gas Meters (& Gas Meters used in Hotels/Restaurants etc.). The device is
ideal for OEMs, Calibration Laboratories & Calibration Service Providers.
The Test Bench, with 2 Sizes
of Bell Prover (20L & 100L)will effectively cover Very Low (Qmin –
typically 0.016 m3/h (0.27 LPM)) to Maximum (Qmax – 6 m3/h (100 LPM)) Flow
Rates. Available Accuracies : 0.2% & 0.5% F.S.
Upto 4 Gas Meters can be
connected (inserted) during a campaign. Facility provided for continuously
monitoring Differential Pressures (DP) across each Meter as well as upstream
& downstream Line Pressures & Line Temperatures. Line Pressures are
regulated typically around 500Pa.
Nagman’s BELL PROVER
Bell prover helps
the gas flow meter test
bench to sample and
calibrate the gas flow. It can test rota meter, gas meter, and other forms of a gas flow meter. The bell prover can move up and down automatically and the
gas-output valve can switch automatically.
The Bell prover and
liquid cell form a sealed space of variable volume. When the Bell moves down
into the sealed liquid, through pressure compensation mechanism, the internal
gas pressure does not vary along with the changed depth of the sealed liquid.
Meanwhile, the gas in the Bell is exhausted to the flow meters through a
connect pipe. The exhausted gas volume will be detected compared with the
cumulative in the meters.
Sizes
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G 1.6 to 6
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Working pressure
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1 KPa to 5
KPa
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Flow range
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0.2 m3 / hr.
to 120 M3/hr
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Accuracy
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0.2 to 0.2%
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Nagmanflow’s Sonic Nozzle
A “sonic nozzle” (also
known as “Critical Flow Venturi” or “Critical Flow Nozzle”) is a flow meter
that can be used as a calibration standard for gas flow meters or any flow
measurement device. By design, sonic nozzles are a constant volumetric flow
meter.
The nozzles are
designed and manufactured to the ISO standard and as such the gas is
accelerated along the Bell Mouth converging section and then is expanded in a
conical diverging section, which is designed for pressure recovery. In the
throat or minimum area point of the Sonic Nozzle, the gas velocity becomes
equal to the speed of sound. At this point, gas velocity and density are
maximized, and the mass flow rate is a function of the inlet pressure, inlet
temperature, and the type of gas. So, you only need to measure the inlet
pressure and temperature to determine the flow rate.
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