Krohne Ag

Freek Beerling

Josef Neven

Alexander Marnix Heijnsdijk

Christian Nicolas

A magnetic-inductive flowmeter with a measuring tube, a magnetic field generator and a measuring electrode in which its measuring electrodes are improved is achieved by the measuring electrode being formed of an outer electrode sheath of an electrically non-conductive plastic and of an inner electrode core of electrically conductive plastic, and by a method for producing the measuring electrode.

Magnetic-inductive flowmeter and method for producing a measuring electrode

A magnetic-inductive flowmeter for measuring flow of a flowing medium, having a measuring tube, a magnetic field generator, at least one measuring electrode and a measuring section that is flat on one side having a planar measuring tube portion. Furthermore, the magnetic field generator has at least one coil core and a pole shoe. The magnetic-inductive flowmeter is improved compared to the prior art by several support lugs being present between the planar measuring tube portion and the pole shoe.

Magnetic-inductive flowmeter

The invention relates to a magnetic-inductive flowmeter having a measuring tube (), a magnetic field generator () and a measuring electrode (). Thereby, the measuring tube () has a measuring section () that is flat on one side having a planar measuring tube portion, called portion () in the following, and the magnetic field generator () has a pole shoe (). A flowmeter that allows a high measuring accuracy, even under high pressure loads is achieved in that a support rib () is implemented on the planar measuring tube portion ().

Magnetic-inductive flowmeter having a central flat measuring tube portion with support ribs

A flowmeter for flow measurement of a flowing medium having a measuring tube and a measuring device housing that can be also used in fields in which magnetic-inductive flowmeters have not previously been used or used only on a small scale&#x2014;primarily due to costs is achieved by the provision a reinforcement structure is assigned to the measuring tube and/or the measuring device housing, wherein the reinforcement structure is formed of at least one reinforcement unit&#x2014;preferably of several reinforcement units. The reinforcement units are preferably bolt and tube arrangements received in through-passages or external recesses formed in the housing.

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Breda, Netherlands

Freek Beerling