When considering the use of a fuel flow meter in a diesel distribution system, the flow meter will count the fuel as it is distributed in the transaction. This is called a batch total, which can usually be reset before each transaction. Therefore, there are two totals on most flowmeters, and the other is the cumulative total, which is the total amount of fuel delivered over the life of the flowmeter and is usually not resettable. For the Adblue flowmeter, this is almost the same. Except for internal parts that are chemically compatible with Adblue. Because the consumption rate of heating oil is slow, it takes a while to measure.

Most fuel flow meters will be mechanical or digital. Battery-powered flow meters usually display numbers. Or, the scale number shows that the fuel flow meter will be mechanical. Accuracy is another factor to consider when choosing a fuel flow meter. The accuracy level of the fuel flow meter depends on the flow range of the flow meter. For example, the flow rate of fuel will need to meet the minimum flow rate to maintain accuracy.

Therefore, when choosing the right flowmeter, flow rate must be another consideration. Liters per minute is the most common flow rate in fuel flow meters. Due to the low fuel consumption rate, the meter that checks the heating oil will be measured in liters per hour. The maximum flow rate of diesel is 120 lpm, because this will cover the expected flow range of refueling. Therefore, you should expect a higher flow rate when performing mass transfer of fuel, so you need an instrument that can measure higher flow rates up to 500 lpm.

Whaleflo diesel fuel flow meter FM 120 is perfect for pumps with a capacity of up to 120 l / min.

In this combination, this equipment forms a convenient, mobile and compact unit for metering and pumping diesel fuel.