
PITOBAR – Remote Transmitter Mounting
PITOBAR Averaging Pitot Tube for Remote Transmitter Mounting (Type DK200, DK250)
The PITOBAR Averaging Pitot Tube is used to measure the flow of liquid and gasses in horizontal or vertical pipe lines. Its working principle is derived from the classic or single point pitot tube. However, as opposed to the single point pitot tube, the PITOBAR Averaging Pitot Tube has a number of holes depending on pipe size pointing towards the upstream side. One port pointing downstream measures the static pressure. The main advantages of this flow element are its low installation costs and low pressure loss compared to other flow elements, especially in larger pipe sizes.
The PITOBAR Averaging Pitot Tube for Remote Transmitter Mounting provides accessibility and is particularly suitable in applications with space constraints or other environmental conditions that prevent direct mounting. Choose Type DK200 or DK250 depending your requirements for pipe and probe size (see table for maximum allowable differential pressure below).
Overview
Design
The PITOBAR Averaging Pitot Tube is constructed and designed with a diamond shaped strut with several ports spaced centrally within concentric rings of equal area pointing towards the upstream side. This is done in order to get the best averaging measurement of the dynamic pressure, resulting in a more
accurate flow reading. The pitot tube creates a differential pressure signal which is proportional to the flow rate: Differential Pressure = ( Pstatic + Pdynamic) – Pstatic.
Installation
For optimal installation, the pitot tube should be placed in a straight cylindrical pipe with consistent cross-sectional area and free from obstructions. The inner pipe diameter must not deviate by more than 0.3% for accurate differential pressure calculations. To ensure accurate measurements, it is recommended to use full bore valves upstream of the primary element. The inner pipe wall roughness should meet specific limits depending on the material us
ed. For steam flow, a horizontal mounting with a 5-degree slope is advised to facilitate condensate flow. Purge connections are available for fluids with impurities, and regular maintenance is suggested to maintain accurate readings. For proper instrument connection, the differential pressure transmitter should be positioned below the pitot tube for liquid and steam flow, and above it for gas flow, with impulse lines sloped to allow air escape.
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PITOBAR – Remote Transmitter Mounting
PITOBAR Averaging Pitot Tube for Remote Transmitter Mounting (Type DK200, DK250)
The PITOBAR Averaging Pitot Tube is used to measure the flow of liquid and gasses in horizontal or vertical pipe lines. Its working principle is derived from the classic or single point pitot tube. However, as opposed to the single point pitot tube, the PITOBAR Averaging Pitot Tube has a number of holes depending on pipe size pointing towards the upstream side. One port pointing downstream measures the static pressure. The main advantages of this flow element are its low installation costs and low pressure loss compared to other flow elements, especially in larger pipe sizes.
The PITOBAR Averaging Pitot Tube for Remote Transmitter Mounting provides accessibility and is particularly suitable in applications with space constraints or other environmental conditions that prevent direct mounting. Choose Type DK200 or DK250 depending your requirements for pipe and probe size (see table for maximum allowable differential pressure below).




