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Electromagnetic Flowmeter

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Product Overview SEMF Series Electromagnetic Flowmeters, also known as megameters, are instruments used for measuring the flow rate of conductive fluids. They operate based on Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction, where a magnetic field is applied to the fluid and the induced voltage is proportional to the velocity of the fluid. These flowmeters are widely used in various industries for their high accuracy, reliability, and compatibility with a wide range of fluid types.


Key Features:

Non-Intrusive Flow Measurement : SEMF Series Electromagnetic Flowmeters offer a non-intrusive flow measurement technique, as they do not have any moving parts that come into contact with the fluid. This eliminates the risk of mechanical wear and minimizes pressure drop.

  1. High Accuracy: SEMF Series Electromagnetic Flowmeters provide excellent accuracy in measuring flow rates, typically within ±0.25% to ±0.5% of the measured value. This high level of accuracy ensures precise monitoring and control of fluid flow in various applications.

  2. Suitable for Conductive Fluids: SEMF Series Electromagnetic Flowmeters are designed for measuring the flow of conductive fluids, including water, wastewater, chemicals, slurries, and liquids with low conductivity. They are not suitable for non-conductive fluids such as oil or hydrocarbons.

  3. Bi-Directional Flow Measurement: SEMF Series flowmeters can measure flow rates in both forward and reverse directions, making them ideal for applications where flow reversal can occur.

  4. Wide Range of Pipe Sizes: SEMF Series Electromagnetic Flowmeters are available in various sizes, ranging from small pipe diameters to large industrial pipelines. This allows for easy integration into existing piping systems and a wide range of application scenarios.

  5. Minimal Pressure Drop: The flow path in Electromagnetic Flowmeters is generally straight and unobstructed, resulting in minimal pressure drop across the device. This is advantageous for applications where maintaining system efficiency is crucial.

  6. Good Resistance to Pipe Coating and Scaling: SEMF Series Electromagnetic Flowmeters are less affected by pipe coating and scaling compared to other flow measurement technologies. This reduces the need for frequent cleaning and maintenance, ensuring long-term accuracy and reliability.

  7. Environmental Adaptability: SEMF Series flowmeters can operate in a wide range of environmental conditions, including high humidity, extreme temperatures, and harsh industrial environments. They are suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations.

  8. Digital Communication and Integration: SEMF Series Electromagnetic Flowmeters offer Pulse, 4-20mA and digital communication RS 485 Modbus. This enables seamless integration with control systems, data acquisition systems, and remote monitoring applications.

  9. Diagnostics and Self-Testing: SEMF Series Electromagnetic Flowmeters come equipped with diagnostic features and self-testing capabilities. They can detect issues such as electrode fouling, empty pipe conditions, or wiring faults, providing valuable insights for troubleshooting and maintenance.

  10. Easy Installation and Maintenance: SEMF Series Electromagnetic Flowmeters are relatively easy to install and require minimal maintenance. They do not have any moving parts, reducing the risk of mechanical failure and simplifying maintenance procedures.


SEMF Series Electromagnetic Flowmeters are widely used in industries such as water and wastewater treatment, chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, pulp and paper, and food and beverage. Their high accuracy, non-intrusive design, and compatibility with conductive fluids make them a popular choice for reliable flow rate measurement in a range of applications. Electromagnetic Flowmeter applications SEMF Series Electromagnetic Flowmeters, find applications in various industries where accurate and reliable flow rate measurement of conductive fluids is crucial.


Here are some common applications:

  1. Water and Wastewater Management: Electromagnetic Flowmeters are extensively used in water treatment plants, wastewater treatment facilities, and distribution networks for measuring water flow rates. They assist in monitoring water consumption, leakage detection, and process control, ensuring efficient and sustainable water management.

  2. Chemical and Petrochemical Industry: In the chemical and petrochemical industry, Electromagnetic Flowmeters are utilized for measuring the flow rates of conductive liquids, including acids, corrosive chemicals, and petroleum products. They support process optimization, batch control, and accurate inventory management.

  3. Food and Beverage Production: Electromagnetic Flowmeters play a crucial role in the food and beverage industry for measuring flow rates of liquids such as milk, fruit juices, soft drinks, sauces, and other ingredients. They ensure precise portioning, blending, and filling operations, maintaining consistent product quality.

  4. Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Processes: In the pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors, Electromagnetic Flowmeters are employed for measuring flow rates of conductive liquids in various production processes, including drug formulation, fermentation, and purification. They support accurate dosing, process control, and compliance with stringent quality standards.

  5. Mining and Mineral Processing: Electromagnetic Flowmeters are used in mining and mineral processing operations to measure the flow rates of slurry and abrasive fluids containing solid particles. They provide accurate monitoring of ore slurries, chemical reagents, and process water, contributing to efficient mineral extraction and tailings management.

  6. Power Generation: In power plants, Electromagnetic Flowmeters are employed for measuring the flow rates of cooling water, condensate, and other conductive fluids. They assist in optimizing cooling systems, maintaining thermal efficiency, and ensuring proper water management in power generation processes.

  7. HVAC and Building Automation: Electromagnetic Flowmeters find applications in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems for measuring the flow rates of water or glycol-based heat transfer fluids. They support energy efficiency, system balancing, and accurate billing in commercial buildings and industrial facilities.

  8. Pulp and Paper Manufacturing: In the pulp and paper industry, Electromagnetic Flowmeters are used for measuring the flow rates of pulp slurries, process water, and chemical additives. They contribute to efficient paper production, precise dosing of chemicals, and water resource management.

  9. Municipal Infrastructure: Electromagnetic Flowmeters are employed in municipal infrastructure projects, including water supply networks, irrigation systems, and wastewater collection systems. They assist in flow monitoring, leak detection, and efficient management of water resources.


These are just a few examples of the applications of Electromagnetic Flowmeters. Their accuracy, reliability, and compatibility with conductive fluids make them suitable for a wide range of industries where precise flow rate measurement is essential for process control, efficiency, and compliance with regulatory requirements.


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