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Faure Herman TZN Calibrated Nozzle 301227 – For TZN25-2 Turbine Flowmeter

Description

Overview

The Faure Herman TZN Calibrated Nozzle (part 301227) is a precision inlet flow-conditioning component for the Heliflu-TZN helical turbine flowmeter, engineered to deliver evenly conditioned flow into the meter’s measurement chamber for accurate, repeatable custody-transfer-grade measurement. It is used by oil and gas metering engineers across Oman and the GCC on liquid hydrocarbon custody transfer, allocation, and process metering skids where the Heliflu-TZN turbine meter is installed.

Turbine flowmeters are sensitive to inlet flow profile disturbances, and a calibrated nozzle upstream of the turbine rotor straightens and conditions the flow before it reaches the measurement element, which is essential to achieving the Heliflu-TZN’s rated custody-transfer accuracy rather than the degraded performance a disturbed flow profile would otherwise produce.

Operating Principle

The Heliflu-TZN turbine flowmeter measures flow by counting the rotations of a helical rotor turning in proportion to fluid velocity through the meter body. Flow conditioning components such as the calibrated nozzle ensure the velocity profile presented to the rotor is symmetric and fully developed, directly supporting the meter’s rated linearity of ±0.15% for custody-transfer applications (±0.10% for premium/master metering) and repeatability better than 0.04% (0.02% for premium applications).

Engineering Design of the Faure Herman TZN Nozzle

The TZN-series meter family this nozzle serves is built for a flow range of 0.12 to 9,300 m³/h (0.75 to 58,500 bbl/h), with internal wetted components in 316L stainless steel (titanium optional) and rotors in titanium or aluminum running on tungsten carbide or graphite bearings, materials selected for corrosion resistance and dimensional stability in hydrocarbon service. The broader TZN meter system is rated for process temperatures from −50°C to +180°C (ATEX/IECEx) or −50°C to +150°C (UL/cUL), across meter sizes ½” to 20″ and flange ratings from ANSI 150 to ANSI 2500, giving the flow-conditioning nozzle a correspondingly wide range of pressure and temperature service.

Key Features

  • Precision inlet flow conditioning for Heliflu-TZN turbine meters
  • Supports custody-transfer linearity of ±0.15% and repeatability <0.04%
  • 316L stainless steel internals (titanium optional)
  • Compatible with TZN meter flow range 0.12-9,300 m³/h (0.75-58,500 bbl/h)
  • Process temperature range −50°C to +180°C (ATEX/IECEx rated)
  • Supports ANSI 150-2500 flange rating meters, ½”-20″ sizes

Industrial Applications

Across Muscat, Sohar, and Salalah, the TZN calibrated nozzle is used in liquid hydrocarbon custody-transfer and fiscal metering skids at export terminals, refineries, and gas-processing facilities, where accurate volumetric measurement directly affects commercial settlement between parties. Its role in conditioning flow ahead of the turbine rotor makes it an essential replacement or spare component for any Heliflu-TZN metering installation, since a worn or missing flow conditioner degrades the meter’s certified accuracy.

The nozzle and its parent meter system are also used in allocation and process metering applications across the region’s oil and gas sector, wherever a Heliflu-TZN turbine meter is already installed and periodic maintenance or component replacement is required.

Technical Specifications

ParameterSpecification
FunctionInlet flow conditioning for Heliflu-TZN turbine meter
Supported Flow Range0.12-9,300 m³/h (0.75-58,500 bbl/h)
Linearity (parent meter)±0.15% (custody transfer), ±0.10% (premium)
Repeatability (parent meter)<0.04% (custody transfer), <0.02% (premium)
Wetted Materials316L stainless steel (titanium optional)
Process Temperature−50°C to +180°C (ATEX/IECEx)
Meter Size/Rating Range½”-20″, ANSI 150-2500

Request a Quote for Faure Herman TZN Calibrated Nozzle 301227 – For TZN25-2 Turbine Flowmeter

Seven Star LLC supplies the Faure Herman TZN calibrated nozzle and complete Heliflu-TZN turbine flowmeter systems as an authorized channel partner to oil and gas metering operators across Oman and the GCC. Contact our engineering team for a formal quotation and technical support for your custody-transfer metering skid.

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About brand

Faure Herman is a French industrial engineering brand with a long heritage in fluid flow measurement and metering solutions since 1925. The company designs and manufactures precise turbine flowmeters, ultrasonic flowmeters and dedicated accessories for liquid flow measurement across challenging industrial environments. Faure Herman also operates its FH Lab, an accredited calibration facility that tests and calibrates flowmeters under real operating conditions using actual fluids — a service unique in Europe. Its products and services are applied in energy, water, aerospace, defense, chemical and process industries where high accuracy, reliability and traceable measurement performance are essential. Faure Herman solutions support custody transfer systems, process control applications and quality assurance workflows with robust, engineered instrumentation backed by expert calibration and service support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the function of the Faure Herman TZN Calibrated Nozzle 301227?
It conditions and stabilizes the flow profile entering the turbine rotor, preserving linearity and measurement repeatability.
Q2: Which flowmeters is this part compatible with?
Primarily TZN25-2, and potentially other TZN family meters such as TZ25, TZ40 and TZN32 depending on configuration.
Q3: Is this part critical for custody transfer applications?
Yes. In turbine flow measurement, nozzle geometry directly impacts accuracy and calibration stability.
Q4: Does it work with FH712 and FH713 transmitters?
Yes, it is designed for turbine meters integrated with these transmitter series.
Q5: When should a calibrated nozzle be replaced?
During overhaul, recalibration, mechanical wear detection, or when measurement drift is observed.