Ultrasonic flow measurement is an advanced, non-contact technique for determining flow velocities and volumetric flow rates in pipes.
It's based on the transit-time difference method: ultrasonic pulses are transmitted in both directions - with and against the flow. The difference in the transit times of these signals allows for the precise determination of the medium's flow velocity. This method offers the advantage of having no moving parts, resulting in high reliability and durability.
Ultrasonic flow measurement is particularly suitable for applications where no mechanical influence on the medium is desired, as it operates without direct contact with the flowing medium. This prevents wear and measurement errors caused by the medium itself.