Incepted in the year 2016 at Ahmedabad (Gujarat, India), we “Major Instruments” are a Partnership firm that is an affluent manufacturer of a wide array of Industrial Flow Meter and Level Instruments.
Flow measurement is a crucial metric in the realm of industrial processes. Efficient, safe, and quality-controlled liquid flow measurement is crucial for everything from the water we drink to the chemicals that run our businesses. This problem has been addressed for decades by a variety of technologies, but one in particular has become a leader: the electromagnetic flow meter, or magmeter Major Instruments, a prominent manufacturer of electromagnetic flow meters, is at the forefront of this technology. We are committed to offering solutions that are not only accurate but also long-lasting, dependable, and user-friendly. The intriguing realm of electromagnetic flow meters will be examined in this essay, along with its operation, advantages, and locations. We’ll also discuss how Major Instruments is advancing to satisfy our clients’ changing needs.
An electromagnetic flow meter is a type of volumetric flow meter that uses the laws of electromagnetism to determine the flow rate of a conductive fluid. Magmeters are non-intrusive, meaning that there are no obstacles in the flow route, in contrast to mechanical meters that depend on moving parts. For many sectors, this is revolutionary because it does away with pressure drop and many of the typical maintenance problems that come with conventional meters. Faraday Law of Electromagnetic Induction serves as the foundation for the operation of an electromagnetic flow meter. According to this equation, a voltage is produced when a conductive material in this case, the fluid moves through a magnetic field. The induced voltage increases with fluid velocity.
Specifications Table of Electromagnetic Flow Meter
Parameter | Typical Value / Option |
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Material | Electromagnetic Flow Meter |
Model range | MI-Mag Series (example models available) |
Accuracy | ±0.2% to ±1.0% of reading (linearity dependent) |
Repeatability | ±0.1% |
Nominal pipe sizes | DN8 (1/4″) to DN2000 (80″) — model dependent |
Liner materials | PTFE, PFA, Rubber (EPDM/Neoprene), Polyurethane |
Electrode materials | Stainless Steel 316, Hastelloy C, Titanium, Tantalum |
Flow range | Low to high, typically 0.01–10 m/s (application dependent) |
Outputs | 4–20 mA, pulse, frequency, alarm relays |
Digital comms | Modbus RTU, HART (optional), Profibus/Profinet (on request) |
Display | Local LCD/LED with flow/totalizer |
Power supply | 85–265 VAC or 24 VDC options |
Protection class | IP65/IP67 for transmitter; higher on request |
Process temp. range | -40°C to +180°C (depends on liner and construction) |
Max. pressure | Up to 40 bar (model dependent) |
Material — body | Carbon steel, Stainless steel, Duplex (options) |
Wetted parts | Liner + electrodes only (no moving parts) |
Approvals | Ex/ATEX versions available; sanitary versions for food industry |
Installation | Inline flanged, wafer, or insertion types |
Maintenance | Minimal; periodic inspection and calibration advised |
Calibration | Factory calibration & site recalibration services available |
An important advancement in flow measurement technology is represented by electromagnetic flow meters. They are a wise investment for any sector that works with conductive liquids because of their non-intrusive design, great precision, and little maintenance needs.
The need for instruments that are more intelligent, dependable, and efficient will only increase as technology develops more. At Major Instruments, we take pride in leading this change by providing our clients with cutting-edge solutions that enable them to attain unprecedented levels of control and efficiency. You need look no farther than Major Instruments for a flow meter that is accurate, dependable, and long-lasting. One drop at a time, we are here to assist you in measuring achievement.