Gas Turbine Flowmeter (transmitter)

A Gas Turbine Flowmeter (transmitter) is a high-precision industrial instrument used to measure the volumetric flow rate of gases passing through a pipeline. Core Features Mechanical Turbine Rotation: Features an internal multi-bladed rotor that spins as gas flows through it. The angular velocity of the rotor is directly proportional to the gas velocity. Integrated Transmitter: Converts the physical rotation of the turbine into an electronic signal (such as 4-20mA, pulse, or Modbus) to transmit real-time data to a control system. High Accuracy & Repeatability: Extremely reliable for measuring clean, low-viscosity gases under medium to high-pressure conditions. Typical Applications * Custody transfer and fiscal billing of natural gas. * Industrial gas consumption monitoring for nitrogen, oxygen, argon, or compressed air in manufacturing plants. * Fuel gas feed lines monitoring for boilers, furnaces, and large gas turbines.