Everest Sanitation (India)

The Everest Electromagnetic Flow Meter operates on the principle of Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction to accurately measure the flow rate of conductive fluids. Here's a simplified explanation of its working:

1. Magnetic Field Generation: The flow meter consists of a pipe through which the fluid flows. Inside the pipe, there are two electrodes mounted perpendicular to the direction of the flow. An external power source generates a magnetic field across the pipe.
2. Fluid Flow: As the conductive fluid passes through the pipe, it acts as a conductor and cuts the magnetic field lines. The flow of the fluid generates an electromotive force (EMF) or voltage.
3. Induced Voltage Measurement: The electrodes mounted inside the pipe detect the induced voltage. The magnitude of the voltage is directly proportional to the flow velocity of the fluid.
4. Flow Rate Calculation: The flow meter's electronics analyse the induced voltage and, by knowing the cross-sectional area of the pipe, calculate the flow rate of the fluid using mathematical algorithms.
5. Output Display or Transmission: The calculated flow rate can be displayed on a local indicator or transmitted to a central control system for real-time monitoring and further analysis.

By continuously measuring the induced voltage, the Everest Electromagnetic Flow Meter provides accurate and reliable flow rate readings, making it a trusted solution for flow measurement in various industrial applications.

Features:

• Accurate and reliable flow measurement.
• Wide flow range capability.
• Non-intrusive installation with no obstruction to the flow path.
• Compatibility with electrically conductive fluids.
• Robust construction for durability in harsh environments.
• No moving parts, resulting in low maintenance requirements.
• Bi-directional flow measurement capability.

• Water and wastewater management.
• Chemical and petrochemical industries.
• Food and beverage processing.
• Mining and slurry applications.
• Oil and gas industry.
• HVAC systems.
• Power generation.

Everest Electromagnetic Flow Meter with telemetry is an advanced and innovative flow measurement device that combines the functionality of electromagnetic flow meters with telemetry capabilities.

The Everest Electromagnetic Flow Meter utilizes the principle of Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction to accurately measure the flow rate of conductive fluids.

The basic design of an electromagnetic flow meter consists of a pipe through which the fluid flows, and inside the pipe, there are two electrodes mounted perpendicular to the direction of the flow. The electrodes are connected to an external power source, which generates a magnetic field across the pipe.

When the conductive fluid passes through the pipe, it acts as a conductor and cuts the magnetic field lines. According to Faraday's law, this movement induces a voltage across the electrodes, which is directly proportional to the flow velocity of the fluid. The induced voltage is detected by the meter's electronics, and by knowing the pipe's cross-sectional area, the flow rate can be accurately calculated.

One of the significant advantages of electromagnetic flow meters is their ability to measure flow rates in both forward and reverse directions. They are not affected by factors such as fluid density, viscosity, temperature, or pressure, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. Additionally, these meters have no moving parts, which reduces the risk of mechanical failure and allows for low maintenance requirements.

Electromagnetic flow meters are commonly used in industries such as water treatment, wastewater management, chemical processing, food and beverage production, and many others. Their accuracy, reliability, and wide operating range make them a preferred choice for measuring the flow of conductive fluids in various industrial processes.

What sets the Everest Electromagnetic Flow Meter apart is its integrated telemetry system. Telemetry refers to the remote monitoring and transmission of data. In the case of the Everest meter, it allows for real-time data transmission and monitoring of the flow measurements.

With the telemetry feature, the meter can transmit the flow rate data wirelessly to a central control system or a remote monitoring station. This enables continuous monitoring and provides instant access to flow data without the need for physical presence near the meter.

The telemetry system also offers additional benefits, such as data logging, alarm notifications, and remote configuration. It allows for the collection and storage of flow data over a period of time, which can be analysed for process optimization and troubleshooting. Furthermore, alarm notifications can be set up to alert operators in case of any abnormal flow conditions.

The remote configuration capability of the Everest Electromagnetic Flow Meter with telemetry allows for convenient adjustments and parameter changes without physically accessing the meter. This feature simplifies setup and maintenance procedures, saving time and effort.

In summary, the Everest Electromagnetic Flow Meter with telemetry combines the accurate flow measurement capabilities of electromagnetic flow meters with the convenience of real-time data transmission and remote monitoring. It enhances efficiency, improves process control, and provides valuable insights for various industries where precise flow measurement and remote monitoring are crucial.

• No need to stop water. Can Be installed on Working line.
• No need to cut line.

The electromagnetic flowmeter uses Faraday's Law of electromagnetic induction to measure the process flow. When an electrically conductive fluid flows in the pipe, an electrode voltage E is induced between a pair of electrodes placed at right angles to the direction of magnetic field.