The SHLEES MAG7000 electromagnetic flow meter is designed for measuring the flow of electrically conductive liquids in industrial process systems. Using electromagnetic induction, it determines flow velocity without relying on moving mechanical components in the measuring tube.
Electromagnetic flow measurement can be suitable for applications involving water, wastewater, and compatible industrial liquids. Actual suitability depends on the liquid’s electrical conductivity, chemical properties, operating temperature, pressure, and the selected meter configuration.
When specifying the MAG7000, consider the pipeline diameter, required flow range, process connection, installation conditions, and output requirements. Contact SHLEES with your application details to confirm the applicable specifications and configuration.
What is an Electromagnetic Flow Meter?
An electromagnetic flow meter (mag meter) measures the flow rate of conductive liquids using Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction. When a conductive fluid flows through a magnetic field, it generates a voltage proportional to the flow velocity, which the meter converts into a flow measurement.
Key Features of MAG7000 Flow Meter
- Non-intrusive measurement – No moving parts, reducing maintenance.
- High accuracy – Typically ±0.5% of flow rate.
- Suitable for various liquids – Works with water, slurries, acids, bases, and beverages.
- Bidirectional measurement – Can measure flow in both directions.
- Wide pipe sizes – Available from small to very large pipelines.
Applications of the MAG7000 Electromagnetic Flow Meter
The MAG7000 may be considered for industrial liquid measurement applications where its technical specifications and medium compatibility meet the process requirements.
Potential application areas include:
- Water supply and water treatment.
- Wastewater collection and treatment.
- Industrial process water circulation.
- Conductive liquid transfer in manufacturing facilities.
- Compatible chemical liquid handling.
- Industrial utility and process monitoring.
Application suitability must be confirmed for the actual liquid and operating conditions. Corrosive or abrasive media require particular attention to liner, electrode, and other wetted materials.
Selection of installation site
The measuring tube must be fully filled with medium at all times – electromagnetic flowmeters cannot operate normally when the tube is not full or empty.
1) Select a straight pipe section filled with liquid, such as a vertical section of the pipeline (the flow direction is preferably from bottom to top) or a horizontal pipe filled with liquid (the lowest point of the entire pipeline is the Xuan). During the installation and measurement process, non-full pipe conditions must not occur.
2) The measurement position should be selected at a location greater than 5D upstream of the flowmeter and a straight pipe section of 3D downstream.
3) The measurement points should be selected as far away as possible from pumps, valves and other equipment to avoid their interference with the measurement.
4) The measurement points should be selected as far away as possible from large radio frequency, strong magnetic fields, strong vibration interference sources, etc.
Why Choose MAG7000 Flow Meter:
- High-precision electromagnetic technology
- Hygienic and food-grade design
- Flexible installation and maintenance
- Durable stainless steel construction
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Frequently Asked Questions-MAG7000 Flow Meter
What does the MAG7000 electromagnetic flow meter measure?
The MAG7000 is presented as an electromagnetic flow meter for measuring the flow of compatible electrically conductive liquids. Confirm the exact measuring range and performance specifications using the current product datasheet.
Can the MAG7000 measure wastewater?
Electromagnetic flow meters are commonly used for compatible conductive wastewater applications. Suitability depends on conductivity, suspended solids, chemical composition, wetted materials, and the selected model’s operating limits.
Can an electromagnetic flow meter measure non-conductive liquids?
No, electromagnetic flow measurement requires sufficient electrical conductivity in the medium. Non-conductive liquids generally require a different measurement technology.
What installation conditions should be checked?
Confirm that the measuring tube remains full, the grounding and wiring follow the manufacturer’s instructions, and the required straight pipe runs are maintained. Also evaluate nearby valves, pumps, vibration, and electromagnetic interference.
How do I choose the correct MAG7000 size?
Provide the pipeline diameter and the minimum, normal, and maximum flow rates, along with the operating pressure and temperature. The correct size should be selected based on the actual operating conditions and the manufacturer’s sizing guidance.
Request a MAG7000 Electromagnetic Flow Meter Quote
Looking for an electromagnetic flow meter for water treatment, wastewater handling, or industrial liquid measurement?
Send SHLEES your medium specifications, pipeline diameter, flow range, operating pressure, temperature, and connection requirements. The team can review the application, confirm the relevant MAG7000 specifications, and provide a quotation for the appropriate configuration.
