CO2 Flow System – Guidance on Differential Pressure Sensor and Tubing Setup

Job ID: 39945708

Budget: $100 – $300 USD

I’m looking for an engineer experienced with small pneumatic or CO2 flow systems to provide guidance on setting up a differential pressure–based flow measurement circuit.

The setup includes a CO2 tank with a regulator, solenoid valve, differential pressure sensor (XGZP6899A series), and tubing. The goal is to measure flow rates up to around 15 SLPM by using pressure taps across a small restriction in the main line.

I’ll be assembling everything myself and handling the Arduino coding. I mainly need help determining:

Appropriate tubing and fittings for CO2 at low pressure

How to add proper high and low pressure taps around a restriction

The best restriction size/type for a measurable pressure drop in the target flow range

Recommended components or parts list for reliable operation

Skills Required:

Mechatronics or mechanical engineering (pneumatic systems)

Experience with differential pressure flow measurement

Familiarity with small-scale CO2 or gas flow setups

Basic understanding of sensor integration and calibration

Deliverables:

Design guidance and annotated diagram or sketch

Recommended restriction or flow element type and sizing

List of suggested tubing, fittings, and components

Experience Level:
Intermediate to advanced engineer with hands-on experience in gas or pneumatic flow systems.

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