Electromagnetic Flow Meters
Toshiba LF664: Flow Measurement for Tight Piping
See how a 30-inch Toshiba LF664 performed in tight-piping tests at Utah State University’s Utah Water Research Laboratory. Download the study or ask Tencarva Municipal to review your application.
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Toshiba LF664 Electromagnetic Flow Meter
30-inch LF664Meter evaluated at Utah Water Research Laboratory
3D · 1D · 0DUpstream straight-run configurations tested
20,000 GPMMaximum flow rate documented in the study
D means pipe diameter. Configurations and flow rates shown are laboratory test conditions, not installation requirements.
Utah State University • Laboratory Testing
Utah Water Research Laboratory Test Results
Utah State University’s Utah Water Research Laboratory has performed flow meter, valve, and pipe testing since 1965. Toshiba tested a 30-inch LF664 there with 3D, 1D, and 0D upstream configurations and flow rates up to 20,000 GPM.
All three tested configurations fell within Toshiba’s accuracy statement. See the full report for accuracy qualifications.
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Study scope: Results apply to the tested 30-inch LF664 and documented laboratory configurations. Consult the original calibration study and current Toshiba LF664 product documentation for individual-meter, velocity, and output accuracy qualifications and installation requirements.