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COMPUTATIONAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF FREQUENCIES AND NATURAL MODE OF WELDED SHELL OF CORIOLIS FLOWMETER
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January 2018

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Bulletin of the South Ural State University series Mathematics Mechanics Physics

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A.V. Zhestkov

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V.A. Loginovskiy
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Fig. 1. Coriolis flowmeter: 1-basis; 2-housing; 3-tube; 4-drive coil; 5, 6-motion sensors; 7-flange.
Table 1 . Modal frequencies of the flowmeter-pipe system and zero point shift for different pipe lengths Length of two pipes L 1 = L 2 , mm
Fig. 2. Scheme of equipment for fixing the meter: 1-basis; 2-pipe; 3-flowmeter; 4-fixed clamp; 5-movable clamp; 6-guide. 
Fig. 3. Experimental setup. 
Fig. 4. The wireframe of the flowmeter body. Points 1-8 are places of oscillation excitation. Points 1, 5, 7-places where accelerometers are installed. 

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Analysis of influence of mechanical boundary conditions on zero point shift of Coriolis flowmeter

December 2017

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Procedia Engineering

Coriolis flow meters determine mass flow rate by measuring the phase shift of the signal pick-up coils. Therefore, changes in the phase shift amount not related to the flow of the measured medium cause mass flow measurement errors. The article is devoted to the experimental evaluation of the effect of mechanical boundary conditions of the Coriolis flowmeter on zero point shift. Special equipment, allowing changing the stiffness of the pipeline, to which the flowmeter is attached, has been developed. Modal experiments on the Coriolis flowmeter without liquid for different lengths of pipe have been conducted. It has been found out that the maximum zero point shift is observed when the frequency of natural vibrations of the coupled system of the flow meter and piping tubes coincides with the drive frequency of tube vibrations. Tests to assess the influence of external vibration on the zero point shift have been conducted. The maximum zero point shift is observed in the coincidence of the external vibration frequency with the drive frequency of oscillation of tubes.


Study of the Oscillation Modes of a Coriolis Flowmeter Using a Parametric Finite Element Model, Verified by the Results of Modal Testing

December 2016

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Procedia Engineering

The paper describes the calculated and experimental determination of the oscillation modes of a Coriolis flowmeter. To define the estimated parametric oscillation modes, we formed a model of the volumetric flowmeter finite element. The model allows the evaluation of the impact of changes in the meter size and the medium density on the flowmeter frequency. The results of the calculations of the finite element model were verified by modal tests of the flowmeter.

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... What effect does changed pressure, temperature and solution had on the stability of the system was noticed by Post et al. (2012) with the help of a test. The findings were satisfactory, but sterility and portability [21][22][23] recommendations should be considered for clinical applications. Two different numerical approaches were applied to find an approximate solution. ...

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FEA design and analysis of flow sensor
Analysis of influence of mechanical boundary conditions on zero point shift of Coriolis flowmeter

Procedia Engineering

... However, these configuration features may influence the simulation accuracy, as was suggested by Sultan and Hemp [7]. Furthermore, Bobovnik et al. [18,22] suggested that the consideration of braces as well as the masses of sensors and the driver is necessary. At the same time, Kumar and Anklin [14] and Taluja et al. [23] included braces in the simulation but not the masses of sensors and the driver. ...

Study of the Oscillation Modes of a Coriolis Flowmeter Using a Parametric Finite Element Model, Verified by the Results of Modal Testing

Procedia Engineering