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Laser level measurement sensors emit a laser beam towards the material and measure the remnants of the beam that are reflected from the material. These systems determine the location of the material using the time-of-flight that the laser beam takes to travel to and return from the material.
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We found that most applications do not require a flowmeter with a high turndown, and that increasing turndown beyond, say 10-to-1, produces only marginal improvement in the range of flows (velocities) that can be measured.
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Which of the following flowmeters exhibit the highest turndown? A. Coriolis, B. Differential-Pressure, C. Magnetic, D. Turbine, E. Ultrasonic, F. Vortex
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