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1. Comparison of performance and application between laminar flow principle and thermal principle gas mass flowmeter/controller (II)
Thermal principle gas mass flowmeter is a device that calculates flow rate by measuring the heat exchange between the probe and the fluid. The basic principle is to use the temperature difference generated when the fluid flows through the metal probe, measure the temperature change of the probe through a temperature sensor, and then calculate the flow rate. The heater inside the probe will create a temperature difference between the probe and the fluid, and the heat carried away by the fluid is proportional to the temperature change of the probe. Through this relationship, the flow rate of the fluid can be calculated. Temperature sensors usually use thermistors, which can accurately measure the temperature changes of the probe. The mathematical model of a thermal mass flowmeter involves multiple parameters of heat transfer, including convective heat transfer, thermal conduction heat dissipation, and radiative heat dissipation. In an ideal situation, convective heat transfer should account for the majority of the total heat transfer. Thermal conductivity and heat dissipation are the main sources of error, as they are related to the installation structure and wires of the probe, and are difficult to accurately calculate under different operating conditions. Radiation heat dissipation can also affect measurement results, but it can usually be ignored in engineering. In heat transfer, dimensionless parameters such as Nusselt number, Prandtl number, and Reynolds number are intermediate variables that describe the heat transfer coefficient. The calculation of these parameters involves


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