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Which of the following flowmeter is used for measuring flow of clean fluids only?

A

turbine flowmeter

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Ultrasonic flowmeter

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Laser Doppler anemometer

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Hot-wire anemometer

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The correct option is D Hot-wire anemometer
Hot-wire anemometer

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