What is a flow sensor?

A flow sensor is a device used to measure the flow of liquids or gases. These sensors provide real-time flow measurements to monitor the efficiency of processes and systems. They detect variations in flow rate and ensure that systems operate within specified limits. Flow sensors are widely used in industrial machinery, HVAC systems, cooling systems, and more, contributing to the optimization of systems with high accuracy in flow measurement. Some flow sensors also have an alarm function that activates when the flow reaches a certain threshold, helping to detect anomalies early.

Application of flow sensor

✅ Monitoring Cooling Systems
Flow sensors are used in cooling systems to monitor the flow of coolant or refrigerant. When cooling is insufficient, adjusting the flow is necessary to prevent overheating of equipment, making flow sensors crucial in this role.
✅ Use in HVAC Systems
In HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems, maintaining proper air flow is critical for temperature control. Flow sensors are used to monitor the air flow, ensuring efficient energy consumption and a comfortable indoor environment.
✅ Use in Water Treatment Plants
In water treatment facilities, flow sensors are used to monitor the flow of water being treated. If the flow is not maintained properly, the treatment process may not be working correctly, and flow sensors help detect such issues early.
✅ Monitoring Industrial Machinery
In manufacturing, many processes use fluids. Flow sensors are used to ensure that the fluid supply is adequate and that the flow rate remains within the specified range for proper functioning.

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