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Google search for RCM-7000 only found a "coverslipping machine" whatever that
is? So what sort of flow gauge is it that you've got there?
I found the same thing, but looked
at the "completed listings" on ebay this morning. I found this:
http://tinyurl.com/6memj Looks pretty nice to
me.
Same
Question? Whacha got? Can either of these be used in flight or is it just
for ground tests? Are these an orifice type? (square root extraction of DP). If
so then they will add a little restriction, but this is where that pressure
recovery and permanent pressure loss comes into play.
Overnight, I kept
thinking of limitations to the meters that I ordered last night, so
this morning I bit the bullet, and ordered a better one instead. The
one I just ordered is 4-50 gpm, and
will be ground only.
Cheers,
Rusty (need to work some OT
to help pay for this)
| Vane-Indicating Flowmeters |
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• Maximum
Pressure: 200 psi @ 400° F
• Maximum Temperature: 400° F
• Accuracy: ±2% |
A 17-7
PH series stainless steel vane indicator moves in proportion to flow rate
and is unaffected by mounting position, so it can be used in both
horizontal and vertical applications. There are no mechanical linkages, no
floats that could stick, and no tubes to clean—ideal for use with liquids
containing solid particles that clog conventional meters. All have a
direct-reading scale. The housing is brass with a tempered-glass window;
flowmeters also have EPDM O-rings. Connections are NPT female, unless
noted.
To Order: Please specify direction of
flow: left to right, right to left, up, or down. |
| Flow |
Pipe |
O'all |
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| Range, gpm |
Size |
Lg. |
Each |
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| 0.4-5 |
1/2" |
5 11/16" |
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| 1-10 |
1/2" |
5 11/16" |
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| 1.5-15 |
3/4" |
5 11/16" |
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| 2-20 |
1" |
5 11/16" |
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| 4-50 |
1" |
5 11/16" |
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| 15-150 |
1 1/2"‡ |
12" |
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| 20-250 |
2"‡ |
12" |
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| 30-300 |
3"‡ |
12" |
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| ‡ Connections are NPT
male. | |
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