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Ultrasonic flowmeters can be applied to fluids that are ultrasonically conductive. Doppler ultrasonic flowmeters may be applied to fluids that have a sufficient number and size of discontinuities that reflect ultrasonic energy, such as particles, bubbles, and eddies in the flow stream.
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Last month we determined that the capillary tubing for differential-pressure measurements should generally be the same length -- even though the added physical length may seem wasteful, expensive and cumbersome. Often the excess capillary tubing for the closer nozzle or tap is coiled for convenience.
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Variable speed drives are increasingly applied in many applications to reduce energy consumption. Reducing the speed of a centrifugal pump reduces the pump discharge pressure by the square of its speed.
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