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Features
• Accurate and stable measurements are made with Ultrasonic Pulse Doppler technology.
• Two measurements - water velocity and water level - can therefore be measured in the UVH-2000, it is used to calculate flow currents subject to stagnant, reverse flows or etc. due to a flow obstruction
No head loss or accumulation of sediment so flow established • The obstacle is very small
• Flow measurement is possible in the full range from zero to full water levels
• Transducers are easily installed in the flow channel and can be made without changing the existing channel
• when the flow rate distribution is not sufficiently developed due to the short, straight channel
Because multiple points and multiple (up to 4 paths) measurements are possible, stable measurement of length, etc., can be achieved:
• Water level is measured by ultrasonic level indicator without contact (Radar level indicator is optionally available)
Open Channel Flowmeter for Sewage, Wastewater and Waste Industry
Accurate and stable flow measurements for Open Channel With Ultrasonic Pulse Doppler technology
Consisted with speedometer and level indicator to measure the flow of the UVH-2000 flowmeter
Sewage, wastewater, industrial effluent and other wastes contain fine particles, sludge or fine bubbles through pipes or open channels with free water surface.
UVH-2000 velocity meter provides flow rates Uses Pulse Doppler method
The ultrasonic beam and non-contact water level meter score highly on the ultrasonic level gauge.
Industrial waste like the UVH-2000 is suitable for applications such as maintenance or flow management of utilities, treatment plants and sewage systems.
Typical applications
UVH-2000 measures flow rate containing fine particles or sludges such as sewage and wastewater.
Pulse Doppler Flow Rate Measurement
• Only a transducer is required for a path measurement as transmitter and receiver.
• Flow rate is calculated based on the Doppler Shift, which can occur as ultrasonic waves reflected from the motion of water particles or bubbles.
• The Pulse Doppler method provides flow rate measurements on an ultrasonic beam in multiple tasks.