Difference between revisions of "AlicatWhisperFlowMeter"
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| − | The Whisper Series features extraordinarily low pressure drops, as low as 3.6 mbar (0.052 psi) at full scale, or 0.018 mbar when fully turned down (200:1 turndown). Low pressure drop means minimal system impact, resulting in faster mass flow measurement (<10 ms) and control (<100 ms). | + | The Whisper Series features extraordinarily low pressure drops, as low as 3.6 mbar (0.052 psi) at full scale, or 0.018 mbar when fully turned down (200:1 turndown). Low pressure drop means minimal system impact, resulting in faster mass flow measurement (<10 ms) and control (<100 ms). Therefore, these flow meters are optimally suited for most flow measurements used in our lab, thus replacing the Gilibrator, or Drycal. |
| − | '''Things to remember when using these flow | + | '''Things to remember when using these flow meters:''' |
| − | 1) Do not over pressurize them (max = | + | 1) Do not over pressurize them (max = 50 PSIG). |
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| + | 2) Make sure the correct gas is selected for your measurements (Menu-> Gas Select). | ||
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| + | 3) Make sure to select your desired output, either LPM or SLPM. | ||
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| + | 4) Make sure to Tare the meter '''prior''' to measuring your flow. | ||
Revision as of 08:49, 16 October 2014
The Whisper Series features extraordinarily low pressure drops, as low as 3.6 mbar (0.052 psi) at full scale, or 0.018 mbar when fully turned down (200:1 turndown). Low pressure drop means minimal system impact, resulting in faster mass flow measurement (<10 ms) and control (<100 ms). Therefore, these flow meters are optimally suited for most flow measurements used in our lab, thus replacing the Gilibrator, or Drycal.
Things to remember when using these flow meters:
1) Do not over pressurize them (max = 50 PSIG).
2) Make sure the correct gas is selected for your measurements (Menu-> Gas Select).
3) Make sure to select your desired output, either LPM or SLPM.
4) Make sure to Tare the meter prior to measuring your flow.
