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Model 1100 Turbine Flow Meters
For Water and Water-based Fluids
Ordering Information
Model No.'
£
End Connection2
Max PSI
FlowR GPM
LPM
tan men d Ed
Strainer Mesh
Approi Pulses/Gel
Meter Weight
End lo End
HB1
0-375
3/8"
1/2" Male NPT
5,000
0.6-3
2.27-11.36
60
18,000
1
3
HB1
0-500
1/2"
1/2" Male NPT
5,000
0.75-7.5
2.84 - 28.39
60
13,000
1
3
HB1
0-750
3/4"
1/2" Male NPT
5,000
2 -15
7.57 - 56.78
60
3.300
1
3
HB1
0-875
7/8"
v Male NPT
5,000
3-30
11.36-113.6
60
3,100
2
4
HB111-11Ū
1"
1" Male NPT
5,000
5-50
18.93- 189.3
40
870
2
4
HB111-115
1-1/2"
1-1/2" Male NPT
5,000
15-180
56.78-681.4
20
330
5
6
HB1
1-121
1-1/2"
2" Male NPT
5,000
15-180
56.78-681.4
20
330
6
6
HB1
1-120
2"
2" Female NPT
5,000
40 - 400
151.4-1514
20
52
14
10"
HB1
1-130
3"
3" Grooved End
300
60 - 600
227.1 - 2271
10
57
15
12-1/2"
HB111-140
4"
4" Grooved End
300
100-1,200
378.5 - 4542
10
29
20
12*
HB111-16Q
6"
6" Grooved End
800
200 - 2,500
757 - 9464
4
7
46
12"
HB111-180
8"
8" Grooved End
300
250-3,500
946-13249
4
3
56
12"
HB1
1-200
10"
10" Grooved End
300
500 - 5.000
1393- 18927
4
1.6
30
12"
jl-up. For other pick-up options,.
Optional Magnetic Pick-up
Temperature Range
Model No.
Add Suffix
High Temperature
-150sFio +450 °F
HB220111
-HT
With Pre-Amplifier
-20 °F to+160 T
HB220210
-PA
Active Pick-up with 4-20 mA
-22 °Fto+158°F
HB220-950 1
-420
Active Pick-up with 0-5 VDC
-22 °F io-t-158 °F
HB220-9511
-05V
HB i io ;;io
HB110-750-HT HB 110-750-420
High Temp Pick-up
3/4- X 1/2" Male NPT with
4-20 mA Active Pick-up
For complete specifications, see page 6. Installation
The Model 1100 Turbine Meter is simple to install and service. It operates in any orientation (horizontal to vertical) as long as the "■low dirod-an" urruw is aligned n !ru same oirottic'i as the actual lint (low. For optimum performance, the flow meter should be installed will) a minimum of 10 diameters upstream straight pipe length and 5 diameters downstream iliai.nl pipe length. K-factor
The K-factor represents the number of output pulses transmitted per rjiifc-r o' 'U:.: aas'.;iT.; trough the turbine meter. Each turbine has a unique K-factor. Hov.'evc1. taibino meters ore not functionally consistent throughout Iho i-.i I' ar­range of the meter.
There are several forms ol "friction" inherent in turbine meters that retard the rotational movement of the turbine rotor. These frictionai forces include: magnetic drag, created by electromagneticfo.ee.->' pck-.ip :mi E-ra:cers: mechanical drag, due to bearing friction: aad /itaoua era;;, araduced by flowing fluid. See charts at right.
free-wheeling motion of the turbine rotor becomes more linear (proportional to How). The K-factor becomes relatively constant and linear throughout the balance of the linear flow range. This is approximately a 10:1 turndown ratio from the maximum flow rate down to the minimi,it flow rate.
Typical K-Factor Curve (Pulses per Gallon)
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