Description/ Specification of Rota Meter

A Rota meter, commonly known as a variable area flow meter, is an instrument used to measure the flow rate of liquids or gases in industrial processes. It operates on the principle of variable area flow measurement, where the fluid flow raises a float inside a tapered tube, and the position of the float corresponds to the flow rate. This simple and reliable device finds widespread application in various industries, including chemical, pharmaceutical, and oil and gas. Its versatility and ease of use make it a popular choice for monitoring and controlling flow rates in diverse applications, from liquid additives to gas flow in ventilation systems. With its clear tube design, it allows for direct visual inspection of the flow, enabling operators to quickly assess any changes or irregularities in the system. Moreover, some advanced versions of Rota meters incorporate digital readouts and remote monitoring capabilities, enhancing their utility in modern automated systems. The Rota meter's robust construction, low-pressure drop, and high accuracy contribute to its enduring prominence in the field of industrial flow measurement.