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MLI1 3"-72" Meter Head Assembly 150 psi, Indicator-Totalizer
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MLI1 3"-72" Meter Head Assembly 150 psi, Indicator-Totalizer

MLI1 3"-72" Meter Head Assembly 150 psi, Indicator-Totalizer
1 /2Pages

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MLI1 3"-72" Meter Head Assembly 150 psi, Indicator-Totalizer-1

MODEL MLI1 150 psi METER HEAD ASSEMBLY SEALED METER MECHANISM - MAGNETIC DRIVE INDICATOR - TOTALIZER SIZES 3" thru 72" INDICATOR HAND TOTALIZER TEST HAND TYPICAL 4" DIAL INDICATOR-TOTALIZER MODEL MLI1 METER HEAD ASSEMBLIES are manufactured to the highest standards. Materials used on all meters and flow ranges for the low velocity meter meet or exceed AWWA standard C70402. The bolt-on design permits use in a wide range of applications with up to 150 psi working pressure. It is necessary, upon ordering, to furnish the meter size, model number and serial number of the meter it is replacing. INSTALLATION is made by bolting the meter head assembly to the existing saddle or meter tube. The meter can be installed horizontally, vertically, or inclined on suction or discharge lines. The meter must have a full flow of liquid for proper accuracy. Fully opened gate valves, fittings or other obstructions that tend to set up flow disturbances should be a minimum of ten pipe diameters upstream and two pipe diameters downstream from the meter. Installations with less than ten pipe diameters of straight pipe require straightening vanes. Meters with straightening vanes require at least five pipe diameters upstream and two pipe diameters downstream of the meter. PROPELLER is magnetically coupled with the drive mechanism through the sealed oil filled gearbox. This completely eliminates water entering the meter assembly, as well as the need for any packing gland. The propeller is a conical shaped three bladed propeller, injection molded of thermoplastic material resistant to normal water corrosion and deformity due to high flow velocities. BEARING in propeller is a water lubricated ceramic sleeve and spindle bearing system with a ceramic/stainless steel spindle. Dual ceramic thrust bearings, standard on all meters, handle flows in both forward and reverse directions. The bearing design promotes extended periods of maintenance free propeller operation. Bearings within the sealed meter mechanism are shielded precision stainless steel bearings and are factory lubricated for the life of the meter. INDICATOR-TOTALIZER is mechanically driven by the meter mechanism and features a full 4" diameter, 250 degree sweep dial with a six digit, straight reading type totalizer and sweep test hand. The indicator drive mechanism is temperature compensated so the indicator will be accurate at all points on the dial when operated between 32° and 140° F. The indicator dial can be furnished in GPM, CFS, MGD or any standard liquid measuring units with choice of standard totalizer measuring units. The bonnet, with padlock hasp, is o-ring sealed to the meter head. CHANGE GEARS may be easily exchanged in the field when changing the dial, or when recalibrating for different pipe sizes. It is not necessary to remove pressure from the line for these changes. O-RING SEALS are used at the meter head and all points where seals are required, making the meter mechanism completely immune to any of the corrosive effects of atmospheric moisture or the liquids measured by the meter assembly. ACCURACY minus 2% of actual flow within the range Plus or specified for each meter size. PRESSURE RANGE Up to 150 PSI maximum working pressure. TEMPERATURE F Maximum. Consult factory for special 140° RANGE for higher temperatures. construction MINIMUM FLOWS As shown for each meter size and construction are required for accurate registration. See flow chart. NOTE: Minimum flow will be higher when auxiliary equipment is added. MAXIMUM FLOWS As shown for each meter size and construction are rated for continuous operation. See flow chart. INTERMITTENT As shown for each meter size are rated for 10% FLOWS total time the meter is operating. to 15% of the Consult factory for High Velocity construction when intermittent flows are higher than shown on flow chart and/or when longer operating periods are required. MATERIALS Used in construction are chosen to minimize the corrosive effects of the liquids measured by the meter assembly. MAGNETS - permanent ceramic type INTERIOR BEARINGS - shielded stainless steel PROPELLER BEARING - ceramic sleeve type PROPELLER SPINDLE - ceramic sleeve/stainless steel PROPELLER - injection molded thermoplastic GEARBOX - stainless steel SEPARATOR - stainless steel SHAFTS - stainless steel METER HEAD BOLTS - stainless steel METER HEAD - cast iron or fabricated steel, NSF approved, fusion epoxy coated. OPTIONAL Totalizer Extensions and a wide range of con EQUIPMENT trols and instruments for indicating, totalizing and recording flow data for each meter. Special constructions and materials are available upon request. ORDERING INFO Must be specified by the customer and includes: Meter size Model number Serial number of the meter it is replacing I.D./O.D. of pipe

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MLI1 3"-72" Meter Head Assembly 150 psi, Indicator-Totalizer-2

MODEL MLI1 150 psi METER HEAD ASSEMBLY SEALED METER MECHANISM - MAGNETIC DRIVE INDICATOR - TOTALIZER SIZES 3" thru 72" F - Number of Bolts G - Size of Bolts 3" - 20" = 8" 24" - 72" = 11½" METER & PIPE SIZE ** PLEASE SPECIFY PIPE I.D. AND O.D. FLOW RANGES, GPM STANDARD HIGH VELOCITY CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION MIN. - MAX. - INT. MIN. - MAX. EST. SHIPPING WEIGHT POUNDS Standard construction will be supplied for all main line meters unless special flow range, materials, or construction are required. * Low velocity (LV) construction has the same low and maximum flow rates as AWWA C704. 3255 WEST STETSON...

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.