Application of Ultrasonic Flow Meter/Thermal Energy Meter in Hot Water Pipeline

This type of device is based on the time difference method or Doppler effect principle, used to measure the flow rate, velocity, temperature, and heat of hot water, and is widely used in scenarios that require precise measurement and energy efficiency management.

·Urban central heating system

Real time monitoring of instantaneous flow rate, cumulative flow rate, and heating capacity of heating hot water, supporting charging based on heat.

In the renovation of old residential areas in Shijiazhuang, Inner Mongolia and other places, the deployment has increased the compliance rate of user room temperature to 98% and reduced the dispute rate of heating fees by 70%.

Compliant with the national "Technical Regulations for Heating Metering" and EU MID, OIMLR75 and other metering standards.

Industrial circulating water and process hot water system

·Used for flow monitoring of cooling water and process hot water in industries such as chemical, power, and steel.

·Non contact installation (such as external clamping) does not require production stoppage, has no pressure loss, and is suitable for high temperature (up to 160 ° C) and high pressure conditions.

·HVAC water system

Cooperate with temperature sensors to calculate cold/heat and achieve refined management of building energy consumption.

Support integration with BMS (Building Control System) or EMS (Energy Management System) to optimize water pump operation and achieve an energy-saving rate of 15%.

Municipal water supply and hot water pipeline network:

·Monitor the flow of tap water and domestic hot water pipelines to detect leaks in a timely manner.

·External clamp installation is suitable for various pipe diameters ranging from DN15 to DN6000mm, including metal or plastic pipes.

·Agricultural Irrigation and Distributed Energy Systems

·Accurate control of irrigation water usage has resulted in an average water saving of 25% per mu and an annual cost savings of over 300000 yuan for a certain cooperative.

·Used for hot water output metering in biomass combined heat and power (CHP) projects, such as the HVC Group project in the Netherlands.