Coriolis Flow Meter Demonstration

This home-basement -- high school physics -- experiment effectively demonstrates the operating principle of a Coriolis Flow Meter using a flexible hose, which is made of natural rubber (latex) and that is made to swing back and forth by hand.

[@guna84inst]

thank you for simply superb explanation

[@ClaudeSac]

A one video channel, but it has exactle the video I wanted to see. Nice...

[@fastchill]

love it!

[@jsharad153]

marvelous it was really nice to understand,good keep it up

[@rohit5454]

Fantastic!!! awesome

[@eesiflo]

Since 1835. Thanks for that info!

[@shreyas989]

thanks.

[@InstrumentCalibration]

That is well explained

[@ijkchannel2078]

Thanks for the video... it can be used for illustration in lecture materials

[@munawarkarim8026]

Neat - thanks

[@al.aljechin9303]

Is there a possibility to get the mathematics of this experiment?

[@jamesward2141]

It’s complicated ha - from a Coriolis Mass Flowmeter Engineer, you will be able to find them via google easy enough.