Precise monitoring of district metered areas (DMAs)
Non-intrusive clamp-on ultrasonic flowmeters deliver precise monitoring of district metered areas (DMAs)
Clamp-on ultrasonic meters offer precision in district metering
In an era of potential water scarcity, the optimization of water network management is crucial. The need to detect minimal flow rates is key to the accurate analysis of non-revenue water, as is the requirement for minimal night flow monitoring that is able to capture flows as low as 0.01 m/s. Therefore, a uniquely designed, cost-effective solution for creating virtual District Metered Areas (DMAs) without disrupting water supply or engaging in costly pipework is required.
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Product Solutions
The Flexim FLUXUS F532WD Series non-intrusive ultrasonic flow meter is the ideal solution for metering points in the drinking water network. Due to the use of its clamp-on technology, the FLUXUS F532WD Series enables a very simple and cost-effective installation of flow measurement points within an existing water supply network. The Flexim FLUXUS F532 WD Series belongs to the most reliable and accurate non-intrusive ultrasonic flow metering systems - it even measures flow rates as low as 0.03 ft per sec. The transducers are fixed to the pipe with broad stainless steel straps and secured in robust stainless steel housings. The transducers have IP68 protection and reinforced transducer cables.
- Extremely accurate down to flow velocities as low as 0.01 m/s
- No zero calibration needed and permanently drift-free
- Permanent coupling pads
Fluid Type
Water
Accuracy
Measurement uncertainty of the measuring system (volumetric flow rate): ±0.3 of reading ±0.005 m/s ( ±0.02 ft/s)
Measurement uncertainty at the measuring point (volumetric flow rate):: ±1 % of reading ±0.005 m/s (±0.02 ft/s)
Measurement uncertainty at the measuring point (volumetric flow rate):: ±1 % of reading ±0.005 m/s (±0.02 ft/s)
Repeatability
0.15 % of reading ±0,005 m/s (±0.02 ft/s)
