Max Machinery, Inc.

United States

In an attempt to measure actual fuel consumption, early designs of fuel measurement systems employed two flow meters; one would measure supply fuel and the other, return fuel. By subtracting the return fuel from the fuel supplied, a consumption rate was derived. This technique is subject to large errors—especially during idle or lower rpm settings.

• Accuracy0.2% of reading over 50:1 range
• Weight:13.6 kg (30.0 lbs)
• Flow range100 cc/min to 189 liters/min (0 to 50 gpm)

Body: Stainless steel, type 303 Rotors and shafts: Stainless steel, type 303 Bearings: Stainless steel 440C Seals: Viton® "O" rings - standard; Teflon®, Perfluoroelastomer - optional

• Piston meters:10 micron
• Gear meters:30 micron

Max offers a range of filters and replacement filter elements for your flow application Suggested filtration: Piston meters: 10 micron Gear meters: 30 micron

• Displacement:1.8 cc/rev (0.11 in 3/rev)
• Flow range0.5 cc/min to 4 liters/min; 0 to 1 gpm

Body: Stainless steel, type 303 Gears and shafts: Stainless steel, type 17-4 Bearings: All ball bearings, 440C stainless steel Seals: Viton® "O" rings - standard; Teflon®, Perfluoroelastomer - optional