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Mechanical flowmeters

Mechanical flow meters, also known as traditional or mechanical flow meters, have some specific advantages and find application in various industrial and commercial environments. Here are some of the benefits and applications of mechanical flow meters:

Simple Construction: Mechanical flow meters generally have a simple construction. They often consist of mechanical parts such as wheels, vanes, or pistons that are set in motion by the flow of the medium. This simple construction makes them robust and easy to maintain.

Affordability: Mechanical flow meters are often cost-effective compared to some more sophisticated measuring instruments. This makes them an attractive choice for applications where micro-level accuracy is not absolutely necessary.

Self-powered: Many mechanical flowmeters require no external power supply. They use the flow of the medium itself to set the mechanical components in motion. This makes them self-sufficient and suitable for places where power sources may be limited.

Direct Reading: Many mechanical flow meters offer direct reading of the flow rate. Users can often visually verify readings without the need for additional electronic or digital equipment.

Applications of Mechanical Flow Meters:

Water and Gas Distribution, Industrial Processes, Agriculture, HVAC systems, Fuel Consumption Metering, Hydraulics.