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Fixed ultrasonic flow meters are considered when a permanent non-invasive measurement point is needed on a suitable accessible pipe. The listed Pulsar TTFM 6.1 is a transit-time option for clean
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Fixed ultrasonic flow meters are considered when a permanent non-invasive measurement point is needed on a suitable accessible pipe. The listed Pulsar TTFM 6.1 is a transit-time option for clean water, chemicals and fuel oils in pipes, subject to application review.Confirm that the liquid and pipe conditions suit transit-time measurement, then provide pipe material, outside diameter, wall thickness where known, normal and maximum flow, installation access, available power and required output. A permanent system should be selected around the measurement and integration requirement, not pipe size alone.Compare fixed and portable options in the ultrasonic flow meter selection guide, or request sizing support with the project details.FIXED INSTALLATION REVIEW: identify the proposed sensor location, available straight run, mounting surface, power source and the signal required by the receiving system. A fixed flow meter should be selected around continuous monitoring needs and the actual line condition. If the pipe cannot be accessed or the liquid is not suitable for transit-time measurement, a different technology may be needed.RELATED ROUTES: compare the listed fixed model with portable transit-time and Doppler alternatives in the ultrasonic selection guide. Include photographs and existing measurement details for replacement or retrofit projects.
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