why use squareroot in flow measurment by dp transmitter?
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Answer / sagar mistry
Because flow is directly proposnal to squareroot of delta p(dp)...(F=sqrt of dp)
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Answer / vidnyan patil
Flow varies directly as the square root of DP. since this
flow varies directly the pen does not indicate flow
directly. The flow can be determined only by taking the
square root of the pen.
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Answer / aatif alvi
Well this is a mathematical equation , and if you are wondering why we are using this equation,.
go to http://www.efunda.com/formulae/fluids/calc_orifice_flowmeter.cfm
for the answer
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