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Metering Systems
Flowmeters
Flowmeters measure how much liquid, gas or steam passes through a pipe, as a volume or a mass. Seven Star LLC, the agency for pFlow in Oman and the GCC, supplies flow meters for water, chilled water, compressed air, steam, oil and gas, with items from pFlow, ABB, Endress+Hauser, KROHNE and Yokogawa, among others. The category covers inline, insertion, clamp-on and portable instruments across the main measuring principles.
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10 sub-categories
Ultrasonic Flowmeters74 products
Coriolis Mass Flowmeters36 products
Electromagnetic Flowmeters30 products
Thermal Mass Flow Meters & Controllers28 products
Turbine & Positive Displacement Flowmeters25 products
Water Meters25 products
Variable Area Flowmeters19 products
Heat & BTU Energy Meters19 products
Vortex & Swirl Flowmeters14 products
Differential Pressure Flowmeters13 products
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About Flowmeters
294 products · 41 brands · 10 sub-categories
Flowmeters measure how much liquid, gas or steam passes through a pipe, as a volume or a mass. Seven Star LLC, the agency for pFlow in Oman and the GCC, supplies flow meters for water, chilled water, compressed air, steam, oil and gas, with items from pFlow, ABB, Endress+Hauser, KROHNE and Yokogawa, among others.
The category covers inline, insertion, clamp-on and portable instruments across the main measuring principles.
Flowmeter types in the category
Ultrasonic meters form the largest group. pFlow supplies inline and multipath meters, chilled water and HVAC versions, portable units and small sensors for micro flow. Katronic, Micronics and Dynasonics add clamp-on ultrasonic flow meters, fixed and portable, some with heat metering for energy measurement, and Panametrics covers ultrasonic flow transmitters. Electromagnetic meters, from makers such as ABB and Endress+Hauser, measure conductive liquids such as water, wastewater and slurries. ABB differential pressure meters include integral orifice and averaging pitot designs, and the Rosemount 3051CF combines a DP transmitter with a primary element. Yokogawa vortex meters suit steam and gases. Variable area meters, KRACHT gear meters for oils and low-flow meters from Titan Enterprises complete the list.
How to choose a flow meter
Each principle has conditions. Electromagnetic meters need a conductive liquid and a full pipe, and have no moving parts. Transit-time ultrasonic meters need a fairly clean fluid; clamp-on versions measure from outside the pipe, which avoids cutting the line. Coriolis meters measure mass flow directly. Vortex meters need a minimum velocity to produce a signal. Orifice plates and similar differential pressure elements are standardized in ISO 5167 and work on almost any fluid, with a permanent pressure loss. Most principles also need straight pipe upstream and downstream, as stated in the manufacturer’s manual. Meters for classified areas need ATEX or IECEx certification, and meters used for billing may need a pattern approval such as MID or OIML.
What to send for a flowmeter quotation
- Fluid, and for liquids the conductivity and solids content
- Line size, pipe material and wall thickness
- Minimum, normal and maximum flow
- Operating pressure and temperature
- Outputs, power supply and area classification
For a replacement, the full order code from the nameplate lets us check the configuration against the manufacturer documentation and propose the manufacturer’s successor if the model is obsolete.
What to include in your inquiry
These details let us quote the right item the first time.
- Fluid and its state (liquid, gas or steam)
- Line size and pipe material
- Flow range: minimum, normal and maximum
- Operating pressure and temperature
- Output or protocol (4-20 mA, HART, pulse, Modbus)
- Hazardous-area classification, if any
Missing some of them? Send what you have. A nameplate photo or an old part number is enough to start.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Both work well on water. An electromagnetic meter is an inline spool with electrodes; it tolerates dirty water and solids and needs little straight pipe, but the line must be cut to fit it. An ultrasonic meter can be inline or clamp-on; the clamp-on form goes on an existing pipe with no shutdown and suits large diameters, though it needs clean water and more straight length.
Yes. A heat or BTU meter combines a flow measurement with a pair of matched temperature sensors on the supply and return pipes, and calculates thermal energy from flow and temperature difference. Several clamp-on and inline ultrasonic meters in this category have this function. If the reading is for tenant billing, check whether the project requires a meter with pattern approval such as MID.
For conductive, water-based slurries the electromagnetic meter is the usual first choice: full bore, no obstruction, and available with abrasion-resistant liners and electrodes. It measures volume. If mass flow or density is required, a Coriolis meter can be used on many slurries, with attention to erosion and velocity. Send the solids content, particle type and density so the liner and materials can be checked against the manufacturer documentation.
Most flowmeters assume a regular, swirl-free velocity profile. Bends, valves, pumps and reducers upstream distort it, so manufacturers specify a minimum straight length before and after the meter, expressed in pipe diameters and varying with the principle and the type of disturbance. Coriolis meters are largely insensitive to it. If the available run is short, say so in the inquiry so a suitable type can be proposed.
A portable meter is battery powered with a data logger and quick-fit sensors, made for surveys, pump tests and checking other meters on many pipes. A fixed meter is permanently mounted with a mains or DC supply and outputs such as 4-20 mA, pulse or Modbus for continuous monitoring. The measuring principle is the same; the housings, power and outputs differ.



































