Measurement principle of flow detectors.
Measurement Principle of the FP Series Volumetric Flow Detector

Four pistons arranged radially in the flow detection section repeat reciprocating motion due to the liquid flowing from the inlet to the outlet. The movement of these pistons is converted into rotational motion by a crankshaft and transmitted to the magnetically coupled rotational detection section.
The rotary encoder in the rotational detection section generates pulse signals corresponding to the piston displacement volume, and the instantaneous flow rate and cumulative flow rate are calculated and displayed in the flow meter calculation display section. The generation of pulse signals is performed by two sets of transmitting and receiving light elements with a 90-degree phase difference, allowing for accurate flow measurement without being affected by backflow or pulsating flow by determining the direction of rotation.
Measurement principle of the FZ series Coriolis mass flow meter.


The principle of measurement is based on the Coriolis force that occurs when mass movement and rotational motion happen simultaneously.

The liquid that enters through the inlet exits through the outlet via a tube. The flow meter induces a specific vibration in the tube, causing motion equivalent to angular velocity and generating Coriolis force. The tube, where the Coriolis force is generated, produces a twist proportional to the mass flow rate, and the mass flow rate is calculated from this amount of twist.
Measurement Principle of FX Series Mass Viewlet Type Flow Detector

When the liquid level drops below L3, the electromagnetic valve V1 opens and the liquid is filled. When the liquid level reaches L2, V1 closes, and after the set liquid level stabilization time has elapsed, it begins measuring the instantaneous flow rate. As the liquid level decreases from L2 due to consumption, the output of the differential pressure transducer changes according to the weight of the consumed liquid, and this change is used to determine the mass flow rate, which is displayed digitally by the FM series flow meter.
Measurement of cumulative flow is,
- The interval between manual start and stop.
- up to the cumulative flow set from the start
- From the start to the set time.
L1 is the overflow detection level, and L4 is the fluid shortage detection level, which triggers alarms from the display unit (the liquid levels L1 to L4 are determined from the output level of the differential pressure transducer).