1970
DOI: 10.1017/s0022112070002586
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The theory of induced voltage electromagnetic flowmeters

Abstract: The performance of an electromagnetic flowmeter head is assessed in terms of a weight vector W such that the output voltage ∝ ∫ v. Wdτ, where v is the velocity and τ the flowmeter volume. The condition curl W = 0 with W → 0 at ∞ is shown to be necessary and sufficient for the velocity to depend only on the flow rate and not on the flow pattern. A class of such ‘ideal’ meters is described. It is shown that meters with point electrodes can never be ideal but may, with considerable complication of the magnetic fi… Show more

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“…In a way similar to the above formulation, an integral equation of weighted residuals of the electric potential equation (2) in the finite element V can be described as follows: (11) where the weak formulation is applied to the diffusion term and the electromotive force term, and the shape function of Eq. (9) is used as the weighting functions w. Element-wise discrete equations of the induction equation (5) can be obtained by substituting approximate solution (9) into Eq.…”
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“…In a way similar to the above formulation, an integral equation of weighted residuals of the electric potential equation (2) in the finite element V can be described as follows: (11) where the weak formulation is applied to the diffusion term and the electromotive force term, and the shape function of Eq. (9) is used as the weighting functions w. Element-wise discrete equations of the induction equation (5) can be obtained by substituting approximate solution (9) into Eq.…”
Section: Discretization By Finite Element Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The governing equations in the pipe are obtained after neglecting the velocity field in Eqs. (1) and (2). On the inner boundary surface between the liquid metal and the pipe, the condition that the magnetic field is continuous is imposed.…”
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“…Traditional electromagnetic flow meter has insulation pipe or a layer of insulating material in the inner wall of the pipe [4]. Analytical solution of weight function shows value of center is 1, value of circle (except electrodes) is 0.5, the maximum value at electrodes [5].…”
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“…• Tomografia de Impedância Elétrica (EIT):é baseada sobre medidas padrão (SHERCLIFF, 1962;BEVIR, 1970), descrita pela equação 3.1: …”
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