Blancett Gas QuikSert 2 in wafer turbine gas flow meter, 7–350 ACFM, vacuum to 153 bar
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Quick overview
- Type: Flow
- Hazardous area: Hazardous-area rated / option
- Genuine productsSourced from the manufacturer or authorised channels
- Delivery across BangladeshDhaka, Chattogram and all industrial zones
- After-sales supportInstallation guidance and warranty handling
- Reply within 24 hoursCall +880 1713 552466 or email hello@argonmark.com
Specifications
| General | |
|---|---|
| Part no. | BD-1587 |
| Category | Oil & Gas Instruments |
| Group | Instrumentation & Control |
| Brand | Blancett |
| Model | Gas QuikSert (B142-20L / M / H) |
| Technical | |
| Type | Flow |
| Hazardous area | Hazardous-area rated / option |
Datasheet
Technical features
| Wafer design fits between 2 in ANSI flanges (schedule 40 or 80 pipe), horizontal or vertical | |
| Very low pressure loss | max. 7.5 mbar (3 in WC) on dry air |
|---|---|
| 316/316L SS body, 410 SS rotor, tungsten carbide shaft and bearings | |
| Compatible with Blancett flow monitors, K-factor scalers and converters (and with 2 in wafer gas meters of other makes) | |
| Field rotor kits | |
Applications
| Natural gas wellhead and gas-lift metering | |
| Flare gas and fuel gas measurement | |
| Compressed air and industrial gases in 2 in lines |
Key specifications
| Flow range | 7–70, 14–210 or 35–350 ACFM (L, M, H rotors) |
|---|---|
| Accuracy | ±1% of reading with Blancett monitor (linearity ±2%); repeatability ±0.5% |
| Mounting | Between two 2 in ANSI raised-face flanges |
| Pressure | Vacuum to 2,220 psig (153 bar) |
| Temperature | −40 to +165 °C |
| Approvals | With B111113 pickup: IS Class I Div 1 C, D; explosion-proof Class I Div 1 C, D; single seal |
Specification
| Materials | 316/316L SS body; 410 SS rotor; tungsten carbide bearings and shaft; 304 SS bearing mounts |
|---|---|
| Operating temperature | −40 to +165 °C |
| Pressure rating | Vacuum to 2,220 psig (15.3 MPa) |
| End connection | Between #150 2 in raised-face flanges |
| Linearity | ±2% of reading over range |
| System accuracy | ±1% of reading with a configured Blancett flow monitor |
| Repeatability | ±0.5% of reading |
| Pressure loss | ≤ 3 in WC (7.5 mbar), dry air |
| Output | ≥ 100 mVpp with B111113 low-drag pickup (ordered separately) |
| Certification | IS Class I Div 1 Groups C, D (UL 913, CSA 157); explosion-proof Class I Div 1 C, D; ANSI/ISA 12.27.01 single seal |
| Dimensions | 74.9 mm diameter × 45.7 mm end to end |
Rotors
| Model | Flow (ACFM) | Flow (MCFD) | K-factor (pulses/ft³) |
|---|---|---|---|
| B142-20L | 7–70 | 10–100 | 365 |
| B142-20M | 14–210 | 20–300 | 190 |
| B142-20H | 35–350 | 50–500 | 85 |
Notes
| Data from the manufacturer's published datasheet. Confirm model, range, materials and approvals with Argonmark before ordering. |
Description
The Blancett Gas QuikSert is a 2 in wafer turbine meter for gas that mounts between two ANSI raised-face flanges. Three rotor options cover 7–70, 14–210 or 35–350 actual cubic feet per minute at pressures from vacuum to 2,220 psig (about 153 bar), with no more than 7.5 mbar pressure loss.
The meter has a 316 stainless steel body, a 410 SS rotor and tungsten carbide bearings, and gives ±1% of reading system accuracy when paired with a Blancett flow monitor. With the B111113 pickup it is approved intrinsically safe and explosion-proof for Class I Div 1.
Argonmark Ltd supplies Blancett instruments across Bangladesh — Dhaka, Chattogram, Gazipur, Narayanganj and the gas fields, refineries, terminals and power plants beyond. Send us the model, range, process connection, output and any hazardous-area requirement, and we will confirm the right configuration, lead time and price.
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