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1. Working principle of Coriolis mass flowmeter (Coriolis force flowmeter)
Working principle of Coriolis mass flowmeter (Coriolis force flowmeter): Coriolis mass flowmeter is a high-precision instrument that uses the Coriolis effect (also known as Coriolis force) to measure the mass flow rate of a fluid. Its working principle is mainly based on Newtons second law and the principles of motion mechanics. When a fluid passes through a laterally constrained pipeline (i.e. the sensor of a Coriolis flowmeter), if the pipeline vibrates towards each other at its natural resonance frequency, the flow of the fluid inside the pipeline will generate a Coriolis force proportional to the mass flow rate of the fluid. This force will cause slight twisting deformation of the pipeline in the direction of fluid flow. Specifically, when there is no fluid flowing through, the vibrating tube does not twist, and the signals detected by the electromagnetic signal detectors on both sides of the vibrating tube are in phase. When there is fluid passing through, due to the Coriolis force, the vibration track sliding tube is twisted under the action of torque, resulting in a phase difference between the signals detected by the detectors on both sides, that is, time lag (Delta-T). This phase difference or time lag is directly proportional to the mass flow rate, so the mass flow rate of the fluid can be determined by measuring this phase difference or time lag. In the actual measurement process, the sensor of a Coriolis flowmeter contains two vibrating tubes (also known as measuring tubes) that vibrate towards each other at a certain frequency and amplitude. After entering the sensor, the fluid will flow through these two vibrating tubes an


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