A Study of Composite Flow Meter Based on the Theory of Electromagnetic and Ultrasonic

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This thesis, under the guiding of electromagnetic and ultrasonic theory, tries to do numerical simulation based on the Fluent simulation software. The composite flowmeter (CFM) improves the accuracy of metrology on water flow and equipment itself with self-calibration and inter-calibration function. The aim is to calculate the average velocity of fluid on the cross-section at the electrode and the stability of flow field by researching on the influence of transducer. The result shows when the distance between two transducers is close, influences the flow field near the electrode, but when the product of two transducers distance and pipe diameter is around 4000, the average fluid velocity is close to the pre-selected fluid velocity and without any swirl. After comprehensive thinking on the structure influence of excitation coil, the transducer should been equipped on the same longitudinal section with the electrode.

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June 2014

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