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The unique accelabar flow meter, No straight run required, Engineering specifications – Veris Accelabar Brochure User Manual

Page 2: Actual application, How the accelabar works

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No Straight Run Required

The Accelabar can be used in extremely limited straight
run piping configurations. The straight run is integral to
the meter. The stabilization and linearization of the velocity

profile within the throat of
the nozzle eliminates the
need for any upstream run.

Engineering
Specifications

• Low velocity flow rates

• High accuracy:

to ± 0.50%

• Repeatability: ±0.050%

• Verified flow coefficients

• No calibration required

• Extended turndown

• No straight run

requirements

• Low permanent

pressure loss

• Mass or volumetric flow

Actual Application

(see data on page 4)

Application:

3” Sch 40 Natural Gas

Operating Pressure/

Temperature:

50 PSIG/70° F

Max/Min Flow Rate: 60,000 SCFH/1,000 SCFH

Flow Turndown:

60:1

Straight Run:

0”

How the Accelabar Works

The Accelabar consists of a unique toroidal nozzle design
and a Verabar

®

averaging pitot. The nozzle has a patented

straight run “settling distance” that accelerates, linearizes
and stabilizes the velocity profile sensed by the Verabar.
The Verabar located within the nozzle accurately measures
and significantly increases the differential pressure output
to increase the operating range (turndown). The Accelabar
has a constant flow coefficient and produces an accuracy
of up to ±0.50%.

Other manufacturers claim high accuracy, but over
a limited turndown.

The Unique Accelabar Flow Meter

The Accelabar is a new and unique flow meter that combines two differential pressure

technologies to produce operating ranges never before attainable in a single flow meter.

It is capable of generating high differential pressures for

measuring gas, liquids and steam at turndowns previously

unattainable — with no straight run requirements.

Stabilizing &

linearization section

Toroidal

inlet

Accelabar

nozzle

RTD
(optional)

Verabar

Diffuser
cone

F

LOW

US Patent No. 6,868,741 B2 and various foreign patents pending.