Yokogawa RAMC Short Stroke Rotameter

Measures flow rates of liquids & gases specializing in troubled, opaque, or aggressive mediums.

Yokogawa RAMC Short Stroke Rotameter
Yokogawa RAMC Short Stroke Rotameter
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Features

-4 to 212°F(-20 to 100°C) temp range
Precise measurement of liquids and gases
Robust and universal
Power Supply:
- 230 VAC 4-wire, 115 V AC 4-wire
- 24 VDC 3-wire, 24 V DC 2-wire
Maximum flow:
- 0.025 to 130 m^3/h water resp.
- 0.75 to 1400 m^3/h air (20 °C / 1.013 bar abs)
All wetted parts in stainless steel or PTFE
Float damping prevents float bouncing in gas applications
Local indicator without additional power supply

The Yokogawa RAMC Short Stroke Rotameter has a float that is guided concentrically to a special shaped conic metal tube. The position of this float is magnetically transmitted to the indicator. The short-tube Rotameter is used for measurement of flow rates of liquids and gases. Its special application is in troubled, opaque or aggressive mediums. The instrument is mounted in a vertical pipeline with flow direction upwards. The indicators are exchangeable without influence on the accuracy.

At first glance the instrument looks impressive with its all stainless steel design. A closer look reveals a unique patented "float blockage" detection systems. Operational safety is of the utmost importance in any flowmeter, and the RAMC is no exception – wetted parts are available in a variety of materials, and intrinsically safe outputs are available as an option.

If you value flexibility in a flowmeter – from the measurement of air to highly aggressive liquids – in situ replacement of the indicator without degradation of performance – and the inter-changeability of floats, – then the RAMC is for you.

The RAMC combines all the advantages of the variable area principle with robust design, reliable measurement, with or without auxiliary energy, culminating in a truly universal flowmeter for gases, liquids and steam applications.