LPXF,LPXL Flow meter filterDetailed product description：

The LPX series dehumidifier is divided into two types: horizontal (LPXF type) and vertical (LPXL type). It is an auxiliary device used in conjunction with a flow meter to separate and eliminate gases contained in the measured liquid. Due to the fact that in most cases, the measured liquid contains various gases to varying degrees, if these gases are allowed to enter the flowmeter, it will affect the measurement accuracy of the flowmeter. Therefore, in flow measurement systems, especially high-precision measurement systems, gas eliminators are often an indispensable component.

Main technical indicators

Nominal Diameter DN(mm)	maximum flow m^3/h	work pressure MPa	medium temperature ℃	medium viscosity mPa.s	maximum pressure Loss MPa
fifty	twenty-five	one point six two point five	0～ 120℃	3~150	zero point zero seven
eighty	sixty
one hundred	one hundred
one hundred and fifty	two hundred and fifty
two hundred	four hundred
two hundred and fifty	six hundred
three hundred	one thousand
three hundred and fifty	one thousand and six hundred

Installation

The air purifier should be installed in front of the filter and flow meter, and as close as possible to the flow meter. Before installation, the dirt, garbage, welding slag, etc. inside the pipeline should be cleaned up, and a bypass pipeline should be set up. Generally installed in the following form.

In order to ensure the safety of the workplace, the gas discharged by the air purifier must be discharged to a safe location through an exhaust pipe and must not be discharged indoors.
In order to fully utilize the working performance of the air purifier, a back pressure valve should be installed at the discharge end of the metering pipeline or the pipeline should be increased to generate a back pressure of 0.015MPa to 0.03MPa, which depends on the flow state. In general, its back pressure is taken as 0.022MPa. The increase in pipeline height is calculated by the following equation:
h=2.2/r
In the formula: h-pipeline elevation (m)
Density of the measured liquid (g/cm ^ 3)