Electromagnetic Flowmeters – SEMF Series
Highly Precise and Reliable
An electromagnetic flowmeter (Mag meter) works based on Faraday’s Law of Electromagnetic Induction. When a conductive fluid flows through a magnetic field, a voltage is induced that is proportional to the flow velocity. Since the pipe diameter is fixed, this velocity directly provides the volumetric flow rate. Unaffected by fluid viscosity, density, pressure, or temperature, it provides highly precise measurements for conductive liquids, wastewater, and corrosive chemicals.
SEMF Series
CHARACTERISTICS
- Measuring range: 0.1 to 380 M3/Hr
- Media temperature: -40 … 150 °C
- Maximum pressure: … 40 Bar
Key Advantages
- No Moving Parts
- No wear and tear
- Very low maintenance
- Long service life
- High Accuracy
- Typical accuracy: ±0.25% to ±0.5% of reading
- Unaffected by viscosity, density, pressure, or temperature
- Suitable for Dirty & Corrosive Fluids (Slurries, Wastewater, Chemicals, Acids & alkalis)
- No Pressure Drop (Full bore design, energy efficient for pumping systems)
- Bidirectional Measurement (Measures flow in both directions)
- Wide Size Range (Available from DN10 to DN150)
- Excellent for Low Flow & High Flow (Stable measurement even at low velocities)
Datasheet Download
SEMF Series Electromagnetic Flowmeter
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Typical Applications
- • Raw and treated water flow measurement
- • Sewage, sludge, and industrial effluent monitoring
- • Municipal utility flow rate tracking
- • Strong acids, alkalis, and chemical dosing
- • Highly corrosive process liquids monitoring
- • Chemical batching and transfer lines
- • CIP/SIP cleaning process lines
- • Liquid chemical and ingredient dosing
- • Conductive syrup and beverage flow measurement
- • Highly abrasive ore slurry flow measurement
- • Mining tailings and process water monitoring
- • High-density thickened slurries transfer lines
- • Large cooling water circulation systems
- • High-volume industrial water supply lines
- • Ash slurry discharge lines monitoring
- • Open canal and pipeline flow measurement
- • Main pump discharge lines monitoring
- • Liquid fertilizer and fertigation systems