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1. Working principle of Venturi tube flowmeter
The working principle of Venturi tube flowmeter mainly includes the following points: the flow chamber flows through the throttling element: when the fluid fills the Venturi tube flowmeter pipeline and flows through the throttling element inside the pipeline, the flow velocity will form local contraction at the throttling element. As the flow rate increases, the static pressure decreases. Due to the action of the throttle element, the flow rate will increase at the contraction point, while the static pressure will decrease. Generating pressure difference: A pressure difference is generated before and after the throttle element, which is directly related to the fluid flow rate. The larger the flow rate, the greater the pressure difference: The larger the fluid flow rate, the greater the pressure difference generated when passing through the throttling element. We can estimate the flow rate by measuring this pressure difference. Based on physical laws: This measurement method has a scientific basis and is based on physical laws such as flow continuity equation and Bernoulli equation to work on the circular stove. However, it should be noted that the magnitude of the pressure difference is not only related to the flow rate, but also to factors such as the form of the throttling device and the physical properties of the fluid inside the pipeline.
2. Working principle of Venturi tube flowmeter
The working principle of Venturi tube flowmeter is based on the pressure difference generated when the fluid flows through the throttling element to measure the flow rate.
. Specifically, fluid contraction caused by throttling: When the fluid flows through the t

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