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Mass flow sensors

By Staff -- Plant Engineering, 10/1/2006

With better than ±1.5% linearity (full scale) and 0.5% repeatability (full scale), the model 50 series of mass flow sensors provides flow measurement for fuel cell technologies. Capable of being calibrated for hydrogen or oxygen, the sensors provide stable measurement of gas flow ranges as low as 0 to 20 sccm. Their compact packaging facilitates integration. The model 50 series sensors are available with a stainless-steel construction. An aluminum construction is optional, and displays can be added to any configuration.

McMillan Co.
www.mcmflow.com

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