Coriolis_meter_vibrating_no-flow_512x512.gif

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Description	Description: Illustration for the mass flow meter article, for the purpose of illustrating the mass flow meter operating principle. This is the third animation of a group of four. The previous animation is Image:Coriolis_meter_rotating_flow_512x512.gif The next animation is Image:Coriolis_meter_vibrating_flow_512x512.gif This animation represents how curve tube mass flow meters are designed. The fluid flows through two parallel tubes. An actuator (not shown) induces a vibration of the tubes. (In this animation, the vibration is shown in slow motion.) The two parallel tubes are counter-vibrating, to make the measuring device less sensitive to outside vibrations. A flow meter that uses the Coriolis effect for its operating principle is also called a Coriolis flow meter. Smaller (256x256 pixels) version of this animation: Image:Coriolis_meter_vibrating_no-flow_256x256.gif Created: 2 february 2007 Author: Cleonis (Using POV-ray ray-tracing software)
Date	4 February 2007 (original upload date)
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