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Advantages and disadvantages of orifice meter and venturi meter Contents 1
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Orifice meter An orifice meter or orifice plate is a flat plate having a central hole that is placed across the flow of a liquid, usually between flanges [1] in a pipeline. The pressure difference ference generated by by the flow velocity through the hole enables the flow quantity to be measured.
Venturi meter A venturi meter is a flow measurement instrument instru ment which use a converging section of pipe to give an increase in the flow velocity and a corresponding corresponding pressure drop from which the which the flow rate can be deduced. They have been in common use for many years, especially in the water supply industry[2]
Advantages and Disadvantages of Orifice meter and Venturimeter Advantages of orifice meter 1. Orifices are small plates and easy to install/remove. 2. Offer very little pressure drop of which 60% to65% to65% is recovered. 3. Orifice meter can be easily maintained. 4. Measures a wide range of flow rates. 5. They have a simple construction. 6. They have easily fitted between flanges. 7. They are most suitable for most gases and liquids. 8. They are inexpensive. 9. Price does not increase dramatically with size. [3]
Disadvantages of orifice meter 1. Requires homogeneous fluid. 2. Requires single phase liquid.
3. Requires axial velocity vector flow. 4. Causes a pressure drop in fluid. 5. Their accuracy is affected by density,pressure and viscosity fluid. 6. Fluid viscosity limits measuring range. 7. Requires straight pipe runs to ensure accuracy is maintained. 8. Pipe line must be fully especially for liquid flow measurement. 9. They have low-range ability. [3]
Advantages of venturi meter 1. Less chances of getting clogged with sediments. 2. co-efficient of discharge is high. 3. Its behaviour can be predicted perfectly . 4. Can be installed vertically,horizontally,inclined. 5. They are more accurate and can be used for a wide range of flows. 6. Around 90% of pressure drop can be recovered. [3]
Disadvantages of venturi meter 1. They are large in size and hence where space is limited,they cannot be used. 2. Expensive initial cost,installation and maintenance. 3. Require long laying length.That is,the venturimeter has to be proceeded by a straight pipe which is free from fittings and misalignment's to avoid turbulence in flow , for satisfactory operation. 4. Cannot be used in pipes below 7.5 cm diameter . 5. Maintenance is not easy. 6. Cannot be altered for measuring pressure beyond a maximum velocity . [3]
References 1. http://www.dictionary.com/browse/orifice-meter 2. http://www.thermopedia.com/content/1241 3. RK RAJPUT (2010). a textbook of fluid mechanics Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php? title=Advantages_and_disadvantages_of_orifice_meter_and_venturi_meter&oldid=806546869 "
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