New gear flow meter including converter excels in non-lubricating fluids
Gather Industriese GmbH introduces a new gear flow meter with converter. This highly accurate measuring instrument is ideal for non-lubricating agents, but can also be used for lubricating and chemically aggressive liquids.
Working principle of the ZDM
This gear flow meter - called ZDM - is a volumetric flow meter based on the gear measuring principle and ideal for measuring volume flows of non-lubricating, low-viscosity and chemically aggressive liquids. It works by detecting the movement of gears through a sensor that captures the pulses from the gear teeth. This is done without contact and hermetically sealed.
The use of the GATHER gear flow meter
The high-quality materials used in the ZDM (housing, shafts, gear edges, seals), the implemented fluid mechanics, the optimized tribology (channelization, plain bearing technology, etc.) and the precision of the components are based on a technology that has been tested and proven in more than 1000 different applications. A robust and sustainable solution for the customer!
Software features
- Linearity compensation
- Viscosity adjustment
- Pulse multiplication
- Filter functionality
Advantages of the GATHER gear flow meter
- High measuring accuracy
- High repeatability
- Constant c-factor
- Universal detection of non-lubricating media
- Output signals individually adjustable
Technical specifications | |
Materials | Stainless steel, Hastelloy, titanium and special alloys |
Liquids | Non-lubricating and lubricating fluids |
Viscosity | 0.6 to 2,000 cSt |
Measuring range: | |
ZDM 01 | 0.05 to 10 l/min |
ZDM 02 | 0.1 to 16 l/min |
ZDM 03 | 0.15 to 22 l/min |
Temperature range | T = -40 to +150°C |
Cleaning | Cleaning In Place (CIP) |
Explosion classes | Zones 1, 2 indoors, Zones 1, 2 outdoors, T1 … T4 |
Examples of application areas:
- Acids
- Alkalis
- Solvents
- Nutrients
- Active ingredients
- Shear-sensitive cell solutions and proteins
- Deionized water
- Fragrances
- Extracts
- Yeast solutions
- Fuels