Why an electromagnetic flow meter cannot be used for gases,
steam and oil flow measurements?
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Answer Posted / m n gopinath
electromagnetic meters are generally used with conductive
liquids having conductivity greater than 50 microsiemens/cm.
DM Water, gases,steams and hydrocarbons are non conductive,
hence cannot be used.
..however it can be used in acid or alkali services
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