áramlásmérkkel

Áramlásmérő is the Hungarian term for a flow meter. A flow meter is an instrument used to measure the rate at which a fluid, such as a liquid or a gas, is moving. These devices are essential in a wide range of industrial and scientific applications, from monitoring the flow of water in pipelines to controlling the precise addition of ingredients in chemical processes.

There are various types of áramlásmérők, each employing different principles to measure flow. Common types include differential pressure flow meters, which measure the pressure difference across an obstruction; magnetic flow meters, which utilize Faraday's law of induction; turbine flow meters, where a rotor's speed indicates flow rate; ultrasonic flow meters, which use sound waves; and Coriolis flow meters, which measure mass flow directly by detecting inertial forces. The choice of áramlásmérő depends on factors such as the fluid properties (viscosity, density, conductivity), the required accuracy, the flow rate range, and environmental conditions. Accurate flow measurement is critical for process control, resource management, billing, and safety in many sectors.