Blancett^® turbine meter QuikSert^®

for liquids

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High repeatability
No need for mating flanges
CSA explosions-proof models available
NIST traceable calibration
Easy installation
Lower maintenance costs

Medium:
Water

max. flow:
from 2.3 up to 18925 l/min

Temperature:
from -100 up to 177 °C

max. pressure:
from 0 up to 344 bar

Branch:
Water & waste water industry, Chemical industry, Oil industry, General industry, Pharmaceutical industry, Aerospace industry

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General information

The QuikSert® in-line turbine flow meter's durable stainless steel body incorporates a helical turbine with tungsten carbide shaft and bearings and is designed for the flow measurement of liquids.The meter provides an efficient, long Service life and a cost effective solution for your measurement requirements. The compact design of the QuikSert® requires less space in the flow line, allowing easy installation and lower mechanical costs. The QuikSert® utilizes modified upstream and downstream flow straighteners for enhanced fluid dynamics. QuikSert® provides a local flow rate and volume totalization when used with the Blancett® display.

Technical data

Material	Housing: 316 L stainless steel
	Rotor: CD4MCU stainless steel
	Bearings: Tungsten carbide
Measuring range	2,3 – 19.000 l/min
Size	3/8" up to 10"
Flow accuracy	±1 % of reading for 7/8“ and larger meters
	±1 % of reading over the upper 70 % of the measuring range for 3/8“, 1/2“ and 3/4“ meters
Repeatability	±0,1 %
Calilbration	Water (NIST traceable calibration); other media upon request
Pressure ratings*	Depending of the chosen flange connections up to 255 bar
Operating temperature	Up to 177 °C
End connections	Wafer-style ASME/ANSI B16.5 – 1996
Approvals	For explosion proof models only: Class l Div 1 Groups C, D; Complies to UL 1203 and CSA 22.2 No. 30
	Met Labs File No. E112860

* depending of the end connections

Measuring principle

Turbine meters Cox|Blancett

Turbine meters are volumetric meters. When the fluid passes through, a rotor is activated and the movement is either electronically or mechanically transmitted outside.