A vortex flow meter operates by placing a non-streamlined obstruction—called a bluff body—directly in the path of the flowing fluid. As the fluid flows past this bluff body, alternating vortices are generated on either side of it, creating oscillating pressure zones downstream. This phenomenon is known as vortex shedding.

Choosing a reliable, high-performance liquid level transmitter is critical for efficient tank monitoring in various industries—from water treatment and petrochemicals to food processing and industrial waste management.

Pressure measuring instruments come in various types, each designed to meet specific requirements for measuring pressure under different conditions.

The temperature transmitter is the device, which connects to the temperature sensor to transmit a signal for monitoring and controlling purposes.

​Open-channel flow meters measure water level, flow rate, and total volume in weirs, flumes, channels, and partially filled pipes.

Ultrasonic level meters operate by emitting ultrasonic waves and measuring the time for the waves to bounce back from the liquid surface.