Ultra-low flow metering and control of fluids
This week we look back at one of our early blog posts about low and ultra-low flow metering and control of fluids, this is a great topic to re-visit as we get ready for the Laboratory Innovations show on the 2nd & 3rd November.
Metering and dosing of ultra-low flow rates (g/hr) requires a different approach and understanding of the measuring principle compared to metering and dosing of higher flow rates. At these low levels physics start to play a significant role. In this article I will reveal some of the successes for measuring stable ultra-low flow rates. Working with people to achieve stable and accurate low and ultra-low flow metering and dosing you learn that little things can make a big difference to the process output. The first thing to do is understand the measuring principle that is being used, please see our video explaining the Coriolis measurement theory.