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The following are the main parts and areas of venture meter:
- The entry of the venture is cylindrical in shape to match the size of the pipe through which fluid flows. This enables the venture to be fitted to the pipe.
- After the entry, there is a converging conical section with an included angle of 19' to 23'.
- Following the converging section, there is a cylindrical section with minimum area called as the throat.
- After the throat, there is a diverging conical section with an included angle of 5' to 15'.
- Openings are provided at the entry and throat (at sections 1 and 2 in the diagram) of the venture meter for attaching a differential pressure sensor (u-tube manometer, differential pressure gauge, etc) as shown in diagram.
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