FLOWVENTURI

The Venturi tube was invented by an Italian physicist named Giovanni Battista Venturi in 1797. In 1887, Clemens Herschel used Ventui's work to develop the first commercial flowmeter based on it. His version of the Venturi flowmeter became known as the Herschel Standard Venturi. Herschel published his paper called "The Venturi Water Meter" in 1898. In 1970, a company called BIF introduced the Universal Venturi Tube™... A Venturi tube is a flow tube that has a tapered inlet and a diverging exit. The DP transmitter measures pressure drop and uses this value to calculate flowrate.

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