Flow Meters Used in Boiler Room Systems

In boiler rooms, flowmeters play a crucial role, akin to meticulous "stewards," ensuring efficient energy utilization and stable system operation. Here's a breakdown of their specific applications and importance:

Natural Gas Metering for Gas Stove:

Using vortex flowmeters to precisely measure the natural gas consumption of gas stove.

This aids in cost control and rational resource allocation, ensuring efficient gas usage.

Boiler Water Circulation System Metering:

• Water Inlet and Water Replenishment: Use electromagnetic flowmeter to measure the amount of water in and out of the boiler in real time to maintain the boiler water level stable.
• Hot Water Section: Continuously using electromagnetic flowmeters to ensure accurate measurement and monitoring of hot water flow.

Steam and Outlet Water Flow Measurement:

• Steam Flow: Selecting vortex flowmeters, suitable for high-temperature and high-pressure environments, to accurately measure steam flow.
• Outlet Water Flow: Choosing either liquid turbine flowmeters (suitable for high-precision measurements) or ultrasonic clamp-on flowmeters (easy to install, suitable for large-diameter pipes) based on requirements, to ensure accurate monitoring of outlet water flow.

Through the above point description, we can clearly see the specific application and importance of flow meters in boiler rooms. From the precise measurement of gas to the monitoring of water and steam flow, each link is indispensable and together ensures the efficient operation, safety and stability of the boiler room.