Series 1200 Liquid Turbine Meters
Durability for sustained performance
Load rack and marketing terminal operators worldwide rely on Daniel® Series 1200 Liquid Turbine Meters for accurate, repeatable performance during fiscal measurement or inline blending operations. The low maintenance meters feature a self-cleaning, flow-through bearing design that enables higher flow rates and an extended flow range on light hydrocarbons and light crude products. Highly durable, potted electronics improve meter performance by providing a superior combination of a new dual-channel preamplifier and one or two pickoff coils. The optional second pickoff coil guarantees total pulse integrity, virtually eliminating the possibility of missing or double-counted pulses, further improving measurement accuracy.
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| Line Sizes | DN25 to DN100 (1-in to 4-in) |
| Fluid Type | Liquid |
| Linearity (standard) | 1-in to 2-in: 0.25%; 3-in to 4-in: 0.15% |
| Repeatability | ±0.02% |
| Process Temperature Range (standard) | Carbon Steel, ASTM A352 GR LCC |
| Materials: Valve Cylinder | • Carbon Steel: -29 C to +60 C (-20 F to +140 F) • Stainless Steel: -40 C to +60 C (-40 F to +140 F) |
| Operating Pressure Range | PN20 to PN50 (ANSI 150 to 300) |
| Materials | Carbon steel and stainless steel |
| Electronics | 1 or 2 pickoff coils and Dual-Channel Preamplifier (standard) |
- Ensure fiscal measurement accuracy with pulse output linear with flow rate and 10:1 rangeability (turndown)
- Maximize accountability with high-frequency pulse resolution that enables measurement of minute increments
- Achieve maximum volume throughput and minimum pressure drop with high-performance stainless steel internal assembly
- Eliminate missing or double-counted pulses by achieving total pulse integrity with optional second pickoff coil
- Simplify maintenance with new threaded lid that allows easy access to preamplifier and pickoff coil(s)
- Easily upgrade UMB-equipped meters to the new LME housing that features potted electronics to improve durability
- Rely on stainless steel or tungsten journal carbide bearings to improve durability and minimize maintenance
- Confidently use within the guidelines of API MPMS, Chapter 4 (proving) and Chapter 5.3 (measurement)
