FCC800 Coriolis Mass Flow Meter for Liquids and Gases Measuring in Industrial Usage

Designed to transcend the limitations of volumetric metering, FCC800 Coriolis flow meter device offers direct, real-time mass measurement of liquids and gases, remaining completely unaffected by viscosity changes or pressure fluctuations.

Boasting a rugged IP67 chassis and advanced digital signal processing, the FCC800 Coriolis mass flow meter delivers simultaneous tracking of flow rate, medium density, and temperature.

It serves as the ideal instrumentation upgrade for critical marine fuel systems, chemical dosing lines, and complex industrial automation networks where data integrity is the priority.

Characteristics

  • True Mass Sensing Architecture: The FCC800 utilizes the Coriolis force to measure mass directly, ensuring absolute data integrity regardless of pressure, viscosity, or flow profile changes.

  • Unified Parameter Monitoring: This multi-variable transmitter consolidates instrumentation by delivering simultaneous, real-time readings for mass flow, density, volume, and temperature from a single device.

  • Adaptive Installation Profile: Engineered for confined spaces, the sensor requires zero upstream or downstream straight pipe runs, allowing for accurate integration into complex piping layouts without conditioning.

  • Industrial-Grade Resilience: Built to IP67 standards, the rugged chassis is fortified against dust, water immersion, and the high-frequency vibrations typical of marine and industrial machinery.

  • Geometric Versatility: To suit diverse pressure and flow requirements, the meter is available in multiple tube geometries across nominal diameters from DN1 to DN150.

  • Intelligent Digital Integration: Beyond standard analog signals, the device supports native RS485 (Modbus-RTU) and HART protocols for seamless connection to modern DCS and smart factory ecosystems.

Specification

Introduction

The FCC800 Marine-Grade Coriolis Mass Flow Meter represents the next generation of process instrumentation, specifically calibrated for the harsh realities of maritime and heavy industrial operations. Unlike traditional volumetric meters that struggle with pressure changes, the FCC800 provides true mass flow readings, ensuring your data remains unaffected by fluctuating fluid properties.

Designed to be the backbone of fuel efficiency and process integrity, this sensor combines laboratory-grade precision with an industrial-strength enclosure. Whether you are monitoring bunker fuel viscosity on a vessel or managing aggressive chemical dosing in a plant, the FCC800 delivers the critical, multi-parameter data needed to optimize performance and reduce waste.

Working principle

The FCC800 utilizes the Coriolis principle to turn fluid mechanics into actionable data:

  1. Resonant Oscillation: The flow tubes are energized to vibrate at a precise natural frequency.

  2. Inertial Phase Shift: As media travels through the vibrating tubes, inertia causes a measurable twist (phase shift) in the tube's motion. This shift is directly correlated to the mass flow rate.

  3. Frequency Analysis: The frequency of the tube's vibration changes with the fluid's mass, allowing the device to instantly calculate density.

  4. Real-Time Computation: Onboard electronics decode these physical shifts into digital values for flow, density, and temperature, transmitting them instantly to your control room.

Key features

To simplify installation and meet regulatory compliance, this meter offers a suite of benefits designed to maximize uptime and measurement confidence:

1. Comprehensive Multi-Variable Analysis

The FCC800 Coriolis meter acts as an all-in-one station, concurrently monitoring mass flow, volume, medium density, and temperature, which eliminates the need for separate density meters and temperature sensors.

2. Engineered for Extreme Environments

With an IP67-rated housing and advanced vibration decoupling, this FCC800 lineup ensures stable readings even amidst the mechanical noise of ship engines or high-pressure pumping stations.

3. Universal Media Handling

From non-conductive fluids and viscous heavy oils to slurries containing suspended solids, this meter handles complex media that would clog or confuse other technologies. It is equally effective for gas measurement applications.

4. Zero-Maintenance Design

With no moving parts to wear out and no internal obstructions to trap debris, the FCC800 dramatically lowers operational costs. Its non-intrusive design ensures a long lifecycle with minimal downtime.

5. Installation Flexibility

The FCC800 requires no flow conditioning, meaning you don't need long straight pipe runs before or after the meter. It fits directly into tight piping layouts without sacrificing accuracy.

Specification

Measured variables  Mass flow rate, density, temperature
Measuring medium Gases, liquids, slurries, suspensions, etc
Nominal diameter U-shaped type: DN3~DN150
Micro-bend type: DN8~DN100
Straight pipe type: DN8~DN50
Inverted triangle type: DN1~DN2
Range ratio U-shaped type: 10:1
Micro-bend type: 10:1
Straight pipe type: 5:1
Inverted triangle type: 10:1
Temperature measurement range (-240~350)℃
Accuracy Flow volume: Level 0.15, Level 0.2, Level 0.5
Density: ±0.001g /cm³ ( ± 1kg / m³ )
Temperature: ± 1 ℃ or ± 0.5% × test value, whichever is greater.
Repeatability 1/2 of the accuracy
Transmitter output (4~20) mA, load resistance ≤ 750Ω
Communication RS485 , MODBUS-RTU;Hart
Pulse output Duty cycle: 10%~90%
Pulse frequency: Maximum 10000Hz
Active: Output current 10mA, open circuit voltage 30V
Power supply 24VDC/220VAC
Power consumption ≤ 10W
Nominal pressure Clamp connection type: Pressure resistant PN16
Flange connection type: pressure resistant PN16, PN40, or PN63
Ambient temperature ( -40~55 ) ℃ (with display: -25 ℃~ 55 ℃)
humidity ≤95%
Protection level IP67

FCC800 Coriolis Mass Flow Meter for Liquids and Gases Measuring in Industrial Usage

Applications

The FCC800 is the preferred choice for sectors where accuracy directly impacts the bottom line:

  • Maritime Fuel Management: Essential for bunker delivery monitoring and fuel consumption analysis to meet environmental compliance and reduce costs.
  • Chemical Processing: Delivers precise stoichiometry for reactor feeds, ensuring consistent product quality and safety.
  • Pharmaceutical Production: Provides hygienic, high-accuracy measurement for active ingredients and solvents.
  • Custody Transfer: High precision makes it suitable for fiscal metering where every drop counts.
  • Wastewater Treatment: Reliably measures sludge and polymer dosing without clogging.
  • Food & Beverage: Ensures consistent taste and texture by accurately controlling ingredient density and flow.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the FCC800 Coriolis mass flow meter?

The FCC800 is a Coriolis mass flow meter that directly measures the mass flow rate, density and temperature of liquids and gases in closed pipelines. It features an IP67 housing and digital signal processing, and is used in marine fuel systems, chemical dosing lines and industrial automation.

2. How does the FCC800 work?
  • Resonant oscillation: the flow tubes are driven to vibrate at their natural frequency.
  • Phase shift: as the medium flows through the vibrating tubes, inertia causes a measurable twist (phase shift) in the tube motion, which is proportional to the mass flow rate.
  • Frequency analysis: the vibration frequency changes with the fluid's density, allowing density to be calculated.
  • Computation: the electronics convert these signals into flow, density and temperature values and transmit them to the control system.
3. What parameters does the FCC800 measure?

It measures mass flow rate, density and temperature. Volume flow is also available. One FCC800 can replace separate flow meters, density meters and temperature sensors at a measuring point.

4. What media can the FCC800 measure?

The FCC800 measures gases, liquids, slurries and suspensions. Measurement does not depend on conductivity, so it can also handle non-conductive fluids and viscous heavy oils.

5. Is the measurement affected by viscosity, pressure or temperature changes?

No. The FCC800 measures mass directly using the Coriolis force, so readings are not affected by changes in viscosity, pressure or flow profile, and no temperature or pressure compensation is required.

6. What sizes and tube types are available?
  • U-shaped type: DN3–DN150
  • Micro-bend type: DN8–DN100
  • Straight pipe type: DN8–DN50
  • Inverted triangle type: DN1–DN2

Different tube geometries suit different pressure and flow requirements. Our engineers can recommend a tube type based on your application.

7. What is the turndown (range) ratio?
  • U-shaped type: 10:1
  • Micro-bend type: 10:1
  • Straight pipe type: 5:1
  • Inverted triangle type: 10:1
8. How accurate is the FCC800?
  • Flow: accuracy class 0.15, 0.2 or 0.5
  • Density: ±0.001 g/cm³ (±1 kg/m³)
  • Temperature: ±1 °C or ±0.5% of reading, whichever is greater
  • Repeatability: 1/2 of the accuracy
9. What temperature range can the FCC800 measure?

The temperature measurement range is -240 °C to 350 °C. The ambient temperature range is -40 °C to 55 °C (-25 °C to 55 °C for versions with display).

10. What pressure ratings are available?
  • Clamp connection: PN16
  • Flange connection: PN16, PN40 or PN63
11. What outputs does the FCC800 provide?
  • Analog output: 4–20 mA, load resistance ≤750 Ω
  • Pulse output: frequency up to 10,000 Hz; duty cycle 10%–90%; active output current 10 mA, open-circuit voltage 30 V
  • Communication: RS485 Modbus-RTU and HART
12. Can the FCC800 connect to PLC, DCS or SCADA systems?

Yes. With 4–20 mA, pulse, RS485 Modbus-RTU and HART, the FCC800 can be integrated into PLC, DCS, SCADA and other automation systems.

13. What power supply does the FCC800 require?

24 VDC or 220 VAC. Power consumption is ≤10 W.

14. What are the protection rating and environmental limits?
  • Protection level: IP67
  • Ambient temperature: -40 °C to 55 °C (-25 °C to 55 °C with display)
  • Humidity: ≤95%
15. Is the FCC800 suitable for marine and high-vibration environments?

Yes. The IP67 housing protects against dust and water immersion, and the vibration decoupling design helps keep readings stable near ship engines, pumps and other vibrating machinery.

16. Does the FCC800 need straight pipe runs?

No. The FCC800 requires no upstream or downstream straight pipe runs and no flow conditioning, so it can be installed in compact or complex piping layouts.

17. How much maintenance does the FCC800 need?

The FCC800 has no moving parts and no internal obstructions, so there is little wear and little risk of debris build-up. Zero-point monitoring supports stable, long-term operation with minimal downtime.

18. Can the FCC800 be used for custody transfer?

Its high accuracy makes the FCC800 suitable for fiscal and custody transfer metering. Custody transfer use usually requires metrological approval under local regulations. Please contact us to confirm the certificates available for your project.

19. What are the typical applications of the FCC800?
  • Marine fuel management: bunker delivery monitoring and fuel consumption analysis
  • Chemical processing: reactor feed and chemical dosing
  • Pharmaceutical production: active ingredients and solvents
  • Custody transfer and fiscal metering
  • Wastewater treatment: sludge and polymer dosing
  • Food and beverage: ingredient flow and density control
20. Where can I find the dimensions of the FCC800?

An outline drawing is shown in the Specification section of this page. For detailed dimensions of a specific size and connection type, please contact us.

21. What information should I provide to get a quotation?

To help us select the correct model, please provide:

  • Medium name and state (liquid, gas, slurry)
  • Flow range (min / normal / max)
  • Medium density and viscosity (if known)
  • Medium temperature and working pressure
  • Pipe size and process connection (flange or clamp)
  • Required accuracy class
  • Output and communication requirements
  • Power supply (24 VDC or 220 VAC)
  • Display requirement, special requirements and quantity

Send your requirements to info@asmik.com or contact us via WhatsApp at +86 13325716921.

Features

Benefits

  • Compact and lightweight structural design
  • Zero-point monitoring ensures stability and faster response speed
  • Ideal for storage, transfer, and process control
  • Precise measurement: No temperature or pressure compensation required

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What types of mass flowmeters does Asmik offer?

Asmik offers two measuring technologies:

  • Coriolis mass flowmeters: FCC800 and FCC-300, for liquids, gases, slurries and suspensions.
  • Thermal mass flowmeter: MIK-MF insertion type, for gas measurement.
2. How does a Coriolis mass flowmeter work?

The flow tubes are driven to vibrate at their natural frequency. As the medium flows through the vibrating tubes, the Coriolis force causes a phase shift (twist) between the inlet and outlet sides of the tubes. This phase shift is proportional to the mass flow rate. The vibration frequency changes with the fluid's density, so density is measured at the same time. The transmitter converts these signals into mass flow, density and temperature values.

3. How does a thermal mass flowmeter work?

The MIK-MF is based on the principle of thermal diffusion and uses the constant temperature difference method. The heat carried away by the flowing gas is related to its mass flow rate, so the meter measures gas mass flow directly without separate temperature and pressure compensation.

4. Coriolis or thermal: which mass flowmeter should I choose?
  • Coriolis (FCC800 / FCC-300): measures liquids, gases, slurries and suspensions; high accuracy (down to 0.1%); also measures density and temperature; pipe sizes from DN1 to DN150.
  • Thermal (MIK-MF): for steady-state gases only; insertion installation; suitable for large pipes from DN65 to DN1000; accuracy ±2.5%; commonly used for gas consumption monitoring and leakage analysis.

If you are unsure, send us your medium and operating conditions and our engineers will recommend a suitable type.

5. What parameters can a Coriolis mass flowmeter measure?

The FCC800 and FCC-300 directly measure mass flow rate, density and temperature. Volume flow is calculated from mass flow and measured density, so one device can replace separate flow, density and temperature instruments.

6. Why measure mass flow instead of volume flow?

Volume changes with temperature and pressure, while mass does not. A mass flowmeter gives a direct mass reading without temperature or pressure compensation, which is useful for batching, dosing, material balance, storage and transfer applications.

7. What media can the Coriolis flowmeters measure?

They can measure gases, liquids, slurries and suspensions. Measurement does not depend on conductivity, so non-conductive fluids and viscous oils can also be measured. Typical media include crude oil, fuel oil, chemicals, solvents, food liquids and polymer solutions.

8. What gases can the MIK-MF thermal mass flowmeter measure?

The MIK-MF is designed for steady-state gases. It is not suitable for unstable media such as acetylene and boron trichloride. Please send us the gas composition for confirmation before ordering.

9. What pipe sizes are available?

FCC800

  • U-shaped type: DN3–DN150
  • Micro-bend type: DN8–DN100
  • Straight pipe type: DN8–DN50
  • Inverted triangle type: DN1–DN2

FCC-300

  • U-type: DN20–DN150
  • Triangular type: DN3–DN15
  • Straight tube type: DN8–DN80

MIK-MF: DN65–DN1000 (insertion type)

10. How accurate are Asmik mass flowmeters?
  • FCC800: flow accuracy class 0.15, 0.2 or 0.5; density ±0.001 g/cm³ (±1 kg/m³); temperature ±1 °C or ±0.5% of reading, whichever is greater; repeatability is 1/2 of the accuracy.
  • FCC-300: flow accuracy 0.1%, 0.15% or 0.2%; density accuracy 0.002 g/cm³; density range 0.3–3.000 g/cm³; repeatability is 1/2 of the measurement error.
  • MIK-MF: ±2.5%.
11. What is the turndown ratio or flow range?
  • FCC800: 10:1 for U-shaped, micro-bend and inverted triangle types; 5:1 for the straight pipe type.
  • MIK-MF: flow velocity 0.1–100 Nm/s.

The actual flow range depends on the meter size. Please share your minimum and maximum flow for sizing.

12. What medium temperatures can the meters handle?
  • FCC800: temperature measurement range -240 °C to 350 °C.
  • FCC-300: standard type -50 °C to 200 °C or -20 °C to 200 °C; high-temperature type -50 °C to 350 °C; low-temperature type -200 °C to 200 °C.
  • MIK-MF: sensor -40 °C to 300 °C; converter -20 °C to 45 °C.
13. What pressure ratings are available?
  • FCC800: clamp connection PN16; flange connection PN16, PN40 or PN63.
  • FCC-300: process pressure 0–4.0 MPa.
  • MIK-MF: working pressure ≤2.5 MPa.
14. What outputs and communication protocols are supported?
  • FCC800: 4–20 mA (load ≤750 Ω); pulse output up to 10,000 Hz (duty cycle 10%–90%); RS485 Modbus-RTU; HART.
  • FCC-300: 4–20 mA (load 250–600 Ω); RS485; HART.
  • MIK-MF: 4–20 mA; RS485 Modbus RTU; 1–2 relays optional.

These outputs allow direct integration with PLC, DCS and SCADA systems.

15. What power supply do the meters need?
  • FCC800: 24 VDC or 220 VAC; power consumption ≤10 W.
  • FCC-300: 220 VAC or 24 VDC; power consumption <15 W.
  • MIK-MF: 220 VAC or 24 VDC; 18 W.
16. What are the ingress protection and ambient conditions?
  • FCC800: IP67; ambient temperature -40 °C to 55 °C (-25 °C to 55 °C with display); humidity ≤95%.
  • FCC-300: IP67; ambient temperature -40 °C to 60 °C; humidity 35%–95%.
  • MIK-MF: IP65; stainless steel body.
17. Does a Coriolis flowmeter need straight pipe runs?

The FCC800 requires no upstream or downstream straight pipe runs and no flow conditioning, so it can be installed in compact piping layouts. Insertion-type thermal flowmeters such as the MIK-MF generally need straight pipe sections to ensure a stable flow profile. Please refer to the installation manual or contact our engineers for site-specific requirements.

18. How much maintenance do mass flowmeters need?

Coriolis flowmeters have no moving parts and no internal obstructions, so wear and clogging are minimal. Zero-point monitoring helps maintain stability. The MIK-MF thermal flowmeter is vibration resistant and designed for easy installation and maintenance.

19. Can the Coriolis flowmeter be used for custody transfer?

The FCC800's high accuracy makes it suitable for fiscal and custody transfer applications, and the FCC-300 follows the GB/T 31130-2014 standard for mass flow measurement. Custody transfer use usually requires metrological approval under local regulations. Please contact us to confirm the certificates available for your project.

20. Which industries use Asmik mass flowmeters?

Typical applications include oil and gas, chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, marine fuel management, water and wastewater treatment (such as sludge and polymer dosing), paper manufacturing, and renewable energy such as hydrogen and biodiesel production.

21. Where can I find the user manual?

The FCC-300 user manual can be downloaded here: FCC-300 Coriolis Mass Flow Meter User Manual (PDF). For other models, please visit our Download page or contact us.

22. What information should I provide to get a quotation?

To help us select the correct model, please provide:

  • Medium name and state (liquid, gas, slurry)
  • Flow range (min / normal / max)
  • Medium density and viscosity (if known)
  • Medium temperature and working pressure
  • Pipe size and process connection (flange or clamp)
  • Required accuracy
  • Output and communication requirements
  • Power supply (AC or DC)
  • Special requirements (e.g., hazardous area, high or low temperature) and quantity

Send your requirements to info@asmik.com or contact us via WhatsApp at +86 13325716921.

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