Can DQV flowmeter be used to measure coking gas flow?

In coking plants, coking gas not only reflects the operating efficiency of the coking furnace, but can also be used as energy. Because its main components are mixed gases such as hydrogen, carbon monoxide and methane, all of which are flammable gases. To make full use of coking gas, its flow rate must be known.

The coking gas produced by the coking oven has not been sufficiently cooled and filtered, and may contain a large amount of high-temperature impurities. The maximum temperature that commonly used flowmeters on the market can achieve is 300°C, which makes them unusable in some cases. However, the DQV series flowmeter can withstand high temperatures up to 700°C, fully meeting the special working conditions that may be encountered.

As for impurities, due to the special structure of the DQV series flowmeter, it will not cause pipe blockage and affect the flow measurement. The flowmeter only needs to be maintained regularly, and the maintenance cycle is also based on years. The DQV series flowmeter used can meet the measurement conditions of coking gas and achieve accurate measurement.