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1. Principle of Mass Flow Meter
The revised article is as follows: Detailed explanation of the working principle of mass flow meters Mass flow meters are divided into two types: direct and indirect. Among them, direct mass flow meters, such as Coriolis and thermal gas mass flow meters, can directly measure the mass flow rate of fluids, while the indirect type is achieved through the combination of a volume flow meter and a density meter. Xiamen Hongkong Instrument focuses on the introduction of direct mass flow meters. Coriolis mass flow meters, such as the HK-CMF series, utilize advanced Coriolis force sensors to simultaneously measure mass flow rate, density, and temperature. Its working principle is: when the fluid is blocked by the measuring tube, Coriolis force is generated, causing the measuring tube to produce slight distortion, which is converted into an electrical signal through vibration phase difference and displays the mass flow rate. The sensor consists of a housing, a vibration measuring tube, etc., while the electronic unit provides standard signals and communication functions. The thermal gas mass flowmeter is based on the principle of thermal diffusion and uses the constant temperature difference method to measure gases. The sensor consists of two temperature sensors, one measuring the temperature of the medium and the other heating and monitoring the flow rate. The flow rate is proportional to the heat carried away, forming a constant temperature difference, thus achieving direct measurement. Thermal flow meters do not require additional temperature compensation and are suitable for a temperature range of -40 ℃ to 220 ℃ without being affected by pressure, making them a true direct measurement


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