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DWM 1000 and DWM 2000Electromagnetic flowmeters and switches
for measuring and monitoring electrically conductive liquids, pastes and slurries
Versions
 | DWM 1000 flow switch, 2-wire system
|  | DWM 2000 flowmeter, 4 ... 20 mA current output |
Special features
 | Process temperature: -25 - 150°C / -13 - 302°F
|  | Operating pressure: 25 bar / 360 psig
|  | Rugged design
|  | No moving parts, maintenance-free
|  | Wetted parts of stainless steel or ceramics
|  | Electronic unit replaceable at flowing conditions
|  | For pipelines > DN 50 / > 2'' |
DWM 2000 FTThe DWM 2000 FT flowmeter measures the flowrates of electrically conductive liquids, pastes and slurries.
Version
DWM 2000 FT flowmeter, 4-20 mA current output
Special features
 | Designed for Tuchenhagen VARIVENT® housings
|  | Wetted parts made of stainless steel (surface roughness ≤ 0.8 µm), ceramics and FDA-approved EPDM, crevice-free
|  | Process temperature up to 135°C or 275°F
|  | With CIP/SIP capability
|  | Easy, quick and low-cost installation
|  | One device for all nominal pipe sizes
|  | Electromagnetic measuring principle, no moving parts
|  | Electronic unit replaceable under service conditions |
Measuring principleIf an electrical conductor is caused to move in a magnetic field, such movement induces a voltage U in the conductor.
In this case, the conductor is the electrically conductive liquid. Magnetic field B is at right angles to the direction of flow. The induced voltage U is directly proportional to the local flow velocity v.
U = k x B x v xD
k Instrument constant
B Strength of magnetic field v Local flow velocity
D Electrode spacing
Voltage U is tapped off from the electrodes, neutral and ground electrode (socket).
DWM 1000 flow switch Voltage U converted into a switching signal with adjustable switching point.
DWM 2000 flowmeter Voltage U converted into a flow-proportional output signal, load-independent current
4-20 mA.
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