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#78553 05/02/26 12:40 PM
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Hi All

Has anyone had issues with Oxylitre Flowmeters (Plastic body type) ??

When they are set to 2L the flowrate slowly decreases to 1.3/1.4L in approx. 30 to 45 Minutes.

And when the flowmeters are set to 10L the ball will raise up to 10.6L or some will rise to 11L after about 2 minutes.

Also, some have very tight knobs that are not smooth in operation, has anyone found this to be the case with certain batches?

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This has occurred with other flowmeters and sounds similar to this issue in 2023: https://mhra-gov.filecamp.com/s/d/JC2zcBITk2olCpwX

In 2024, the standard ISO 15002 was revised and now includes a requirement to test specifically for this problem. The requirement is the flow should not change by more than +/-10% in one hour after a flow rate has been set. The rationale for the requirement explains orifices made of viscoelastic materials (e.g. polymers) can continue to deform for some time after a load is removed (e.g. when the needle of a valve is moved from a closed to an open position).


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