Coriolis Mass Flowmeter is used to measure Flow for non-conductive Liquids and Gases. A Coriolis mass flow meter directly measures the mass flow rate of fluids by exploiting the Coriolis effect. This effect is a force that acts on a moving mass in a rotating frame of reference. Specifically, when a fluid flows through vibrating tubes, the Coriolis force causes the tubes to deflect, and this deflection is directly proportional to the mass flow rate

Integrated temperature measurement for mass/energy flow of saturated steam Easy alignment of the sensor – included centering rings High availability – proven robustness, resistance to vibrations, temperature shocks & water hammer Long-term stability – robust drift-free capacitive sensor Convenient device wiring – separate connection compartment Safe operation – no need to open the device due to display with touch control, background lighting Integrated verification – Heartbeat Technology.

Mass flow meters directly measure the mass of a fluid (liquid or gas) passing through them per unit of time, rather than relying on volume measurements. This offers advantages as it's independent of fluid density and temperature variations, which can affect volumetric measurements. The two most common types are Coriolis and thermal mass flow meters