In industries such as petrochemicals, energy and power, and metallurgy, the flow measurement of high-temperature media (such as superheated steam, heat transfer oil, and high-temperature gas) has always been a technical challenge. Vortex flowmeters are widely popular due to their simple structure and high stability, but how do they perform in high-temperature environments? Can high-temperature probes ensure long-term reliable operation? This article will conduct an in-depth analysis from aspects such as principle, temperature resistance design and industry application.
