What physical principle enables Coriolis mass flow meters to read true mass flow?
What physical principle enables Coriolis mass flow meters to read true mass flow? Coriolis flow meters use vibrating measuring tubes. When fluid flows through the tube, it generates Coriolis force which creates a phase shift on vibration. Sensors capture this tiny phase change to obtain mass‑flow data directly. Meanwhile, density and medium temperature can also be measured, widely applied for high‑accuracy custody transfer of liquids.
