for liquids, for process monitoring, for cooling systems
Other characteristics
compact, analog output, digital output, smart, with temperature measurement, with IO-Link interface
Description
Overview
IoT flow sensors that detect early signs of abnormalities in cooling water, water‑soluble coolant and water‑insoluble oil by simultaneous measurement of flow rate and temperature at the same position.
Key concept
Monitor combined flow rate + temperature at a single point to detect cooling performance degradation before defects or unexpected stops occur.
Multi-sensing display indicates likely causes by combining Flow+Temperature and Pressure+Temperature information.
Applications — Welding machine Problems
Rising cooling-water temperature reduces cooling of welding tips or transformers, causing overheating, deformation, welding defects and sudden equipment stops.
Flow-only monitoring cannot detect a temperature rise.
Solution
Simultaneous measurement of flow and temperature enables early detection of signs before welding tip deformation or sudden stops occur.
Applications — Molding machine Problems
Even with adequate flow volume, increased water temperature lowers cooling performance, causing deformation, voids or other molding defects.
Flow-only monitoring cannot detect the temperature rise.
Solution
Measure flow and temperature at the same position, quantify optimum ranges and detect cooling degradation without relying on operator experience.
Multiple sensors with LED indicators allow rapid identification of the affected pipe and anomaly type.
Applications — Carburizing furnace Problems
Stricter part-strength requirements demand stable cooling performance where both flow and temperature must be controlled.
Installing separate thermometers increases plumbing costs.
Solution
Simultaneous monitoring of cooling-water temperature and flow preserves ideal cooling performance, ensuring consistent finish and part strength.
Main features
Multi-sensing technology: thermal flow algorithm computes flow velocity by measuring cooling of a heated element (Ta); flow rate is derived from pipe diameter.
Direct temperature measurement: temperature element (Tb) measures fluid temperature.
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