Measuring the movement of fluids to control processes, ensure balance, and verify performance.
A flow sensor measures the rate at which a liquid or gas moves through a pipe, duct, or channel. Flow is a fundamental parameter that directly affects process efficiency, energy usage, material balance, and regulatory compliance.
Flow sensors operate by detecting changes caused by moving fluids, such as pressure drop, induced voltage, mechanical movement, or heat transfer. The detected effect is converted into an electrical signal proportional to flow rate.
The measured value directly represents the volumetric or mass flow rate of a fluid in a system.
Flow trends indirectly reveal leaks, blockages, pump or valve performance, process imbalance, and abnormal consumption patterns.
With Industrial IoT integration, flow sensors support remote monitoring, automated balancing, loss detection, consumption analytics, and regulatory reporting across distributed assets.
The Flow Sensor reveals how resources move through industry. It is essential for efficiency, accountability, and sustainability, converting invisible motion into measurable and actionable data.