Anderson-Negele develops and produces different sensors for measuring the flow rate or for flow monitoring. Our flow meters (magnetic-inductive or turbine flow meters) and flow monitors (ultrasonic or calorimetric) are optimized for the use in hygienic applications and meet the requirements of the customers from the Food- and Pharmaceutical industry regarding accuracy, life span and cleaning..
For measuring flow rate and volume the magnetic-inductive sensors are suitable. They measure liquids and pastes with a minimum conductivity of 5 µS/cm and can be used in applications for the Food & Beverage industry as well as in the pharmaceutical industry. Our turbine flow meters are cost-efficient and reliable alternative to magnetic-inductive flowmeters and are also usable in non-conductive media.
For flow monitoring Anderson-Negele offers sensors with two different measuring principles:
- The Ultrasonic Flow Monitor has an extremely rapid response time and works absolutely independent of temperature changes.
- The Flow Monitor with Calorimetric Measuring Principle can also be used to measure highly pure or ultra-filtered fluids
Flow monitoring in pipes from DN25 on of media with particles > 50 µm
Configure sensorFlow monitoring in pipes from DN25 on of aqueous media without particles
Configure sensorFlow monitoring in pipes from DN25 on of aqueous media without particles
Configure sensorFlow & volume measurement of media with minimum conductivity >5 µs/cm; accuracy ±0.2% ± 1 mm
Configure sensorFlow & volume measurement of media with minimum conductivity >5 µs/cm; accuracy ±0.5% ± 2 mm
Configure sensorMeasurement of flow rate and volume of media without conductivity
Configure sensorMeasurement of flow rate and volume of media without conductivity
Configure sensorFlow monitoring in pipes from DN25 on of aqueous media without particles for life science applications
Configure sensorFlow monitoring in pipes from DN25 on of aqueous media without particles for life science applications
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