Flow Meter

Coriolis Mass Flow Meter

High-Precision Coriolis Mass Flow Measurement

The Coriolis Mass Flow Meters patented and developed by our company represent a leading solution for high-precision flow measurement across demanding industrial applications.

These meters provide direct and simultaneous measurement of mass flow, volume flow, density, and temperature for liquids and slurries—without requiring additional instruments, manual calculations, or compensation algorithms.

Thanks to their advanced sensor design, the meters deliver exceptional accuracy with minimal pressure drop, making them suitable for both process control and critical measurement tasks.

Designed for reliable operation in harsh industrial environments, the meters feature:

  • No moving parts, ensuring long-term stability and minimal maintenance

  • No special mounting or flow conditioning requirements

  • Stainless steel wetted parts as standard

  • A wide range of process connections to accommodate various installation needs

These characteristics make the Coriolis Mass Flow Meter an ideal choice for applications requiring measurement certainty, process reliability, and operational efficiency.

  Flow Meter Description  

Mass Flow Meter Features

Measuring Mass Directly, Eliminating Process Uncertainty

Unlike differential pressure or volumetric flow meters, Coriolis mass flow meters measure mass flow directly, not inferred from velocity or volume.

  • True mass flow measurement – unaffected by temperature, pressure, or density changes

  • High accuracy and repeatability – ideal for custody transfer and critical dosing

  • Multi-variable output – mass flow, density, and temperature from a single instrument

  • No flow profile requirements – minimal straight pipe length

For engineers, a Coriolis meter is not just a flow sensor, but a process integrity instrument.

Industrial Coriolis mass flow meter installed with digital flow transmitter
Coriolis mass flow meter working principle showing phase shift and mass flow measurement

Coriolis Effect-Based Mass Flow Detection- Working Principle

The Coriolis Mass Flow Meter consists of a pair of precisely formed bent measuring tubes, which are driven to vibrate at their natural resonant frequency.

When fluid flows through the vibrating tubes, Coriolis forces are generated as a result of the interaction between tube vibration and fluid movement. These forces cause a torsional deformation of the tubes, producing a measurable phase shift between the inlet and outlet sections.

Key operating principles include:

  1. The measuring tubes are excited into stable vibration

  2. Fluid flowing through the tubes generates Coriolis force

  3. The Coriolis force causes symmetric tube deflection about the centerline

  4. Displacement sensors mounted on both sides of the tubes detect this deformation

  5. The resulting electrical signals are processed to calculate mass flow directly

In addition, the vibration frequency of the tubes is used to determine fluid density, while integrated temperature sensors provide accurate process temperature measurement.

This measurement method enables direct, real-time mass flow measurement, independent of fluid properties such as viscosity, pressure, or temperature.

Coriolis Mass Flow Meter – Application Optimization

Coriolis mass flow meters are especially suitable for applications where high accuracy, direct mass measurement, and long-term stability are critical. The CMF125 is widely used across industries that demand reliable performance under complex process conditions.

  • Chemical dosing and batching systems

  • Oil & gas and petrochemical processes

  • Pharmaceutical and food & beverage production

  • Custody transfer and mass balance control

  • Slurry, viscous fluid, and multiphase-capable processes

Industrial mass flowmeter installed on pipeline for process flow measurement
Coriolis mass flow meters series for industrial liquid and gas flow measurement

Mass Flowmeters – Structural Design & Reliability

Precision Tubes Built for Harsh Process Conditions

  • High-strength measuring tubes: Stainless steel or special alloys for corrosive media

  • Compact sensor body: Reduced footprint for skid and OEM integration

  • No moving mechanical parts: Long-term stability and minimal maintenance

  • Fully welded construction: Suitable for high pressure and sanitary processes

  • Advanced signal processing: Stable measurement under vibration and flow disturbances

  Flow Meter Parameter  

CategoryParameterSpecification
ModelProduct ModelCMF125
Flow MeasurementMass flow accuracy±[0.2% + (Zero stability / Flow rate × 100%)]
Mass flow repeatability±½ × [0.2% + (Zero stability / Flow rate × 100%)]
Density MeasurementDensity range0.2 g/cm³ ~ 3.5 g/cm³
Density accuracy±0.002 g/cm³
Temperature MeasurementProcess temperature range-60℃ ~ +200℃
Extended temperature options-60℃ ~ +300℃ / -200℃ ~ +100℃
Temperature accuracy±1℃
Output SignalsAnalog output4–20 mA
Frequency / pulse output0–10 kHz
CommunicationDigital communicationRS485 / Modbus or HART
Relay OutputRelay contact rating24 V / 0.1 A, Normally Open
Fluid ConditionsFluid temperature-40℃ ~ +200℃
Extended fluid temperature-40℃ ~ +300℃ / -200℃ ~ +100℃
Environmental ConditionsAmbient temperature0℃ ~ +40℃ (Optional: -40℃ ~ +40℃)
Relative humidity≤90% RH, non-condensing
Atmospheric pressure86 kPa ~ 106 kPa
ElectricalPower supply24 V DC (±10%)
Power consumption< 15 W
Safety CertificationIntrinsic safetyEx ib IIB T4 Gb
Flameproof protectionEx d ib II C T6 Gb

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Instrava is focused on delivering reliable industrial solutions through carefully curated products, application-driven optimization, and flexible customization. We select proven instruments from trusted manufacturers to ensure consistent quality, optimize solutions based on real working conditions to solve practical challenges, and provide tailored configurations to meet specific application needs.

By combining selection expertise with application understanding, Instrava helps customers reduce risk, improve efficiency, and achieve dependable results in complex industrial environments.

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Yes. Coriolis mass flow meters are well suited for high-temperature applications, with operating ranges extending up to several hundred degrees Celsius depending on configuration. Because mass flow measurement is based on tube vibration rather than fluid properties, accuracy remains stable even under thermal variation.

Coriolis flow meters are designed with robust tube structures and high-strength materials, enabling operation at pressures up to tens of MPa. Measurement accuracy is unaffected by pressure changes, making them ideal for high-pressure chemical, oil, and energy systems.

Yes. High-viscosity fluids do not impact measurement accuracy because Coriolis meters measure direct mass flow, not velocity. This makes them especially effective for oils, polymers, resins, syrups, and other viscous or non-Newtonian fluids.

Coriolis meters perform well with liquids containing suspended solids or slurries, as long as the flow remains reasonably homogeneous. The measurement principle is independent of flow profile, making it more stable than differential pressure or turbine meters in complex media.

Because Coriolis flow meters directly measure mass flow and density, they are inherently immune to variations in temperature, pressure, and fluid properties. This eliminates the need for compensation calculations and ensures consistent long-term measurement stability.

Yes. With no moving parts, minimal maintenance requirements, and excellent repeatability, Coriolis mass flow meters are widely used in safety-critical and continuous industrial processes where measurement reliability and uptime are essential.

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Focused on Industrial Applications

We specialize in industrial analysis and detection, with a clear understanding of real-world operating environments and requirements.

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Every instrument is evaluated based on performance, stability, and application suitability—not just specifications or pricing.

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We work with trusted manufacturers to ensure stable supply, consistent quality, and dependable delivery.

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Our recommendations are grounded in application understanding, helping customers avoid common issues and achieve reliable results.

Instrava is built to reduce uncertainty—so every decision you make is clearer, safer, and more reliable.

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