As a specialized supplier in industrial fluid control, Hanyu has guided numerous clients through the selection between Coriolis and Ultrasonic meters. Based on our extensive technical consulting experience, here is how we evaluate these technologies for high-viscosity applications.
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Optimization Result
1.5% to 0.1%
Validated in Malaysian Bitumen Projects
Technical Sourcing Case ð Malaysia | High-Viscosity Bitumen
Expert Selection for Complex Fluids
A client in Malaysia struggled with inaccurate bitumen measurement until Hanyu’s technical team provided a tailored sourcing solution. By matching the optimal Coriolis technology to their specific process, we facilitated a reduction in error from 1.5% to 0.1%.
"The flexibility in Hanyu’s supply chain and their professional selection made the transition seamless and cost-effective."
Why Hanyu Recommends Coriolis for High-Viscosity Fluids
As a specialized supplier, Hanyu evaluates various technologies to find the best fit for your budget and environment. Coriolis flow meters are the undisputed winner for high-viscosity applications. Unlike ultrasonic meters, which rely on sound waves that can be attenuated by thick fluids, the Coriolis meters we source measure mass directly via inertia, maintaining an accuracy of up to 0.1%.
| Feature / Specification |
Coriolis Solutions (Sourced by Hanyu) |
Standard Ultrasonic Options |
| High Viscosity Performance |
Excellent. Independent of viscosity; accuracy remains consistent. |
Moderate to Poor. High acoustic attenuation. |
Hanyu Technical Support: Coriolis Meter FAQ
Coriolis vs. Ultrasonic: Which is more accurate for high-viscosity fluids?
Answer: Coriolis meters are superior. As a professional supplier, Hanyu has proven this in the field—our
Malaysian client saw errors drop from 1.5% to 0.1% after we helped them switch technologies.
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