Rate Of Flow Indicator Subassembly

A Rate of Flow Indicator Subassembly is a component used in various systems to measure and display the rate of flow of a fluid, such as liquid or gas. It typically consists of a flow sensor, a display unit, and associated electronics.

The flow sensor is responsible for detecting the flow of the fluid and converting it into an electrical signal. This can be done using various technologies, such as a turbine, paddle wheel, or electromagnetic flowmeter. The electrical signal is then sent to the display unit.

The display unit is where the rate of flow is shown to the user. It can be a simple analog gauge, a digital display, or even a computer interface. The display unit may also include additional features, such as alarms or data logging capabilities.

The associated electronics in the subassembly are responsible for processing the electrical signal from the flow sensor and driving the display unit. They may also include circuitry for calibration, temperature compensation, and other functions to ensure accurate and reliable flow measurement.

Overall, the Rate of Flow Indicator Subassembly is an essential component in systems where monitoring and controlling the flow rate of a fluid is important, such as in industrial processes, water treatment plants, and HVAC systems.