Coriolis: Flow control of smallest liquid quantities
How you can use the Coriolis principle to dose even the smallest amounts of liquid – precisely, quickly and with reproducibility
Typical challenges involved in dosing very small amounts of liquid
The challenge of dosing very small amounts of liquid relates to dosing precision: One drop too much or too little makes a big difference to ingredients, additives or aromas. It can negatively influence the quality of entire production batches. Our mass flow meters and controllers prevent unwanted dripping or an excessively sluggish response in the upstream dosing system.
- Independent of pressure and viscosity
- Constant flow rates – even at different speeds
- Low pulsation
- Precision and accuracy for maximum output and consistent quality
The solution: MFM/MFCs for the smallest amounts of liquid
The mass flow meters (MFM) and controllers (MFC) Type 8756 from Bürkert operate according to the Coriolis measuring principle:
- Independent of medium, temperature and pressure or viscosity
- Quick, precise and reproducible
- Digital or analogue integration thanks to existing interfaces
- Seamless tracking of process sequences
- Continuous documentation for customers
- Configuration memory included – simple device changeover possible
Mass flow meter
MFM Type 8756
The mass flow meter measures liquid flow rates up to 25 kg/h. It is designed to cope with minute quantities and aggressive liquids. Its accuracy of 0.2% of the measured value makes it one of the most accurate flowmeters for small liquid flow rates
Mass flow controller
MFC Type 8756 with micro annular gear pump
A mass flow controller with a micro annular gear pump not only measures the flow rate but can also control it with a high degree of precision. A very high resolution and smooth pump operation guarantee the exact setting of a desired set-point flow rate. Due to the high-quality wetted materials, the pump can also be used with liquids.
How Bürkert mass flow meters/controllers benefit you
The perfect solution for many industries
Although they appear to operate very differently at first glance, different industries face the same challenges when it comes to additives: This is where effect, taste, smell, consistency or appearance play an important role. Therefore, dosing must be carried out precisely to guarantee the consistent quality of the end product. In addition, it must occur quickly to achieve higher process utilization.
Pharmaceutical: Ultra-precise dosage of additives determines the composition and effectiveness of drugs and medicines.
Chemicals: High-precision dosing of individual substances is essential in the case of chemicals.
Food & beverages: An exact measurement ensures the reproducibility of appearance, consistency or taste.
Cosmetics: For additives such as the fragrances used in care products, exact dosing is essential.
The Coriolis principle
The MFM/MFC Typ 8756 devices enable quick, reliable and precise dosing for consistent quality of the end products. The Coriolis principle makes it possible: The liquid is measured independent of the medium, temperature and pressure.
- Unrivalled precision and speed
- Reliable and flexible
- Once adjusted, it can be used for every liquid
Arguments in favor of MFM/MFC Type 8756
Looking to work with greater speed and precision yet ensure consistently high production quality? Discover how you can also cut costs while doing so.
Assumptions: The measurement based on the Coriolis principle is compared with the gravimetric method, since the two methods are equivalent in terms of precision. The same peripherals (valves, pumps) as well as differences in accuracy are assumed. In addition, the same costs are applied for dosing. The plant runs 24/7.
€0.05 profit per filling; assuming that an additional 35,446 units are produced per day, profit: €0.05 per unit x 35,446 units = €1,772.30 per day. Extrapolated to one year - consisting of 365 days - this would be: €808,165
Savings of 500 mg of additive per day due to greater precision, 10 mg of additive cost €1 = €864 savings per day. Extrapolated to one year – 365 days x €864 - that would be: €315,360
160% higher productivity thanks to greater speed
43% higher savings thanks to greater precision
Your advantage: Faster and more precise working processes