Steam Flow Meters

Used for measuring the flow velocity of gases and liquids in full flowing pipelines, steam flow meters make use of an engineering principle known as the von Kármán effect. According to this method, flow will alternately generate vortices when passing by a bluff body - in this case, a piece of material with a broad, flat front that extends vertically into the flowstream; ideal for measuring steam flow.

With nominal sizes from ½” to 12”, a maximum operating pressure of 100 bar, and integrated temperature sensors, Siemens have ticked every box when it comes to supplying steam flow controls.