Inline Vortex and Multivariable Flow Meter

The DVH multivariable vortex flow meter can be equipped with up to to three primary sensing elements for flow measurement:a vortex-shedding velocity sensor, an RTD temperature sensor, and a solid-state pressure transducer to measure the mass flow rate of gases, liquids and steam.

High Acccuracy, Less Maintenance, & Cost Effective

Unlike the DVH, systems that use external process measurements may not provide adequate compensation for process conditions that can change radically between the point of velocity measurement and the point where upstream or downstream pressure and temperature measurements are being made. Because the DVH measures all of these elements in a single location, it delivers increased accuracy for the process measurement. Integrating multivariable output capability in a single line penetration also simplifies system complexity and helps reduce initial equipment cost, installation cost and overall maintenance costs.

Three Versions To Meet Specific Application Requirements

Three DVH inline vortex flow meters are available: The DVH-V model provides a cost-effective volumetric flow monitoring solution for most liquids; the DVH-T model incorporates temperature sensing to provide a compensated mass flow reading of saturated steam; and the DVH-P delivers mass flow, temperature, pressure and density readings from a single device.

Insertion Vortex Multivariable Flow Meters

For insertion installations, KOBOLD offers the DVE Insertion Multivariable Vortex Flow Meter that feature the same capabilities as the DVH.

Vortex Flow Measurement

Visit our in depth article on Vortex Flow Meters to learn more about the vortex principle of operation and its advantages and limitations.