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1. Calculation method of metal tube float flowmeter
The calculation method of metal tube float flowmeter mainly includes the following processes: Firstly, based on the data provided by the user, select an appropriate formula to calculate the flow rate Qs of the calibration medium (such as water or air) under standard conditions (20 ℃, 0.1013Mpa). The formula is: Qs=Q/K, where Q is the flow rate of the user medium and K is the correction factor that needs to be considered. Next, based on the calculated Qs value, determine the corresponding float model and measuring tube diameter by referring to the flow meter. The data in the flow meter is based on the water or air flow rate under standard conditions. After determining the diameter of the measuring tube and the type of float, it is recommended to use the following formula to determine the upper limit value of the measured medium flow rate Q: Q=Qi (the maximum water or air flow rate value corresponding to a certain float number in the flow meter). It should be noted that the influence of viscosity was not considered in the calculation process, which may differ from the actual results of the factory. For liquid media, the calculation of the correction factor K depends on the flow type (volume or mass) and the density of the medium. For example, the correction factor for liquid media is calculated as follows: liquid volume flow rate: K=Q/(ρ f * V) liquid mass flow rate: K=Q/(ρ * ρ f). In its simplicity, ρ f is the density of the float, such as stainless steel (7.8 g/cm ³), polytetrafluoroethylene (3.4 g/cm ³), or nickel based alloys (8.3 g/cm ³), and ρ is the density of the measured liquid. For gas media, the calculation of the correction factor K is more complica

2. National Standards for Float Flowmeters
The national standards for float flowmeters mainly include JJG 257-2007 and GB/T 12241-2005. The following is a specific introduction: JJG 257-2007: "National Metrological Verification Regulations of the Peoples Republic of China for Float Flowmeters" is the core me

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