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Instrument Toolkit -- Vortex Sizing Module

Software for sizing and selecting instrumentation for flow, level, pressure, and temperature applications.

About the Vortex Sizing module

The Instrument Toolkit Vortex Sizing module enables you to select the most appropriate flowmeter size for a specific application. Proper sizing is crucial when specifying a Vortex flowmeter because the measurable flow range of the meter relies heavily on the specific application parameters at operating conditions. Application considerations include flow rates, application and fluid parameters, rangeability, accuracy, piping requirements, pressure drop and minimum back pressure.

The program will request that you input the following application parameters at operating conditions: temperature, pressure, density, viscosity, vapor pressure (liquids only), and compressibility (gasses only).  It uses these parameters to calculate the measurable flow range for a particular flowmeter size. It will then show you how well suited each Vortex line size is to the specific application. You can select one of the applicable line sizes by clicking on the appropriate radio button. Next, the program will take you through the Vortex flowmeter model number selection in which you may choose the desired Vortex model number. After the sizing is performed, reports are available. A configuration Data Sheet (CDS) a Specification Sheet, and a calculation data sheet can be quickly generated to help you place your order with Rosemount.

Though the Vortex flowmeters can accurately measure liquid, gas, or steam/vapor flows over wide flow ranges, they can only accurately measure fluids that are both single-phase and homogenous. Measured flow rates must also fall within a specific range, which is defined by Reynolds number and velocity constraints. 


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Last Updated 07/10/07


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