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Model 200 Multi Jet Flow Meter
Designed for rigorous waterflood applications requiring reliable flow measurement and balanced impeller loads, especially in the low flow ranges. The Model 200 features a radial vaned impeller, mounted on a vertical spindle within a uniquely designed cylindrical measuring chamber.
Model 200 Multi Jet Flow Meter
Specifications
Material of Construction:

External Housing is a two-compartment (lower inlet and upper outlet), stainless steel body casting, with a hermetically isolated register, sealed in place by a threaded stainless steel meter top. Internally, the measuring chamber and rotary vane impeller assembly are constructed of Fiberglass-filled Ryton®.

Gaskets:

"O" Ring - Neoprene or Viton® (optional)

Registration:

Displays 5 digits with test pointers
Hermetically isolated in stainless steel seal cup. Driven by magnetic coupling to ring magnet, located on top of rotary impeller. Calibrated to register 42 Gal. Bbls, U.S. Gals. or Cu. Meters  Electric Reed Switch Pulse Registers are also available for remote readout.

Flow Range:

5-685 BPD (approx.. 15-20 GPM) Continuous flow not to exceed 342 BPD (approx. 10 GPM).

Accuracy: ±1% of Reading
Pressure Rating: 1000 PSI Max.
Operating Temperature: up to 200° F. Max
Connections: 1" NPT Female
Overall Dimensions: 7.75" Length x 4.25" Width x 4.75" Height
Weight: Approximately 10 lbs.
Operating Principle


The Model 200 Multijet Flow Meter features a radial vaned impeller, mounted on a vertical spindle, within a uniquely designed cylindrical measuring chamber. This measuring chamber is sealed in position, within a vertically compartmentalized meter housing.

Fluid entering the meter passes through the lower compartment of the external housing, entering into the measuring chamber through several tangential orifices, located around the lower circumference of the cylinder.

The flowing water impacts on the impeller blades causing them to rotate. This flow path causes the water level to rise within the radial chambers of the rotating impeller and exit the measuring chamber through another series of tangential orifices, located in the upper (discharge) compartment of the external meter housing. Meanwhile, the rotating impeller is magnetically coupled to the mechanical register, hermetically isolated in a stainless steel seal cup, on top of the meter.

 
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