An electromagnetic flowmeter is a device used to measure the flow of electrically conducting liquids. Electromagnetic flowmeters are widely used in the water supply and sewage industry to measure water and wastewater flow. They are also used in measuring the flow of technological water (e.g. in mines) or in the food industry (e.g. juice production, dairies). The device works on the principle of Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction and uses the phenomenon of electromagnetic induction.

We have already delivered nearly 1,000 electromagnetic flowmeters to our customers. The experience we have gained has shown us the most common problems encountered by designers and installers of these devices. In the previous article, we focused on what to consider when selecting an electromagnetic flowmeter. In this article, we will address the proper installation of an electromagnetic flowmeter.

One of the industries Poltraf serves is the water and sewage sector. The trust our customers place in us means that year after year, we see significant growth in the number of customers for our products in this sector.