McCrometer shares a customer success story about a tough application in district heating involving a bi-directional V-Cone for steam measurement in France.
District Heating in France: A V-Cone Customer Success Story
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Electromagnetic Flow Meters, Flow Straighteners, and Vanes: Compatible or Not?
If flow straighteners and vanes bring so much benefit to propeller-using applications, is the same true for electromagnetic (mag) measurement applications? We spoke with the McCrometer engineering team and got the answer.
V-Cone Material Construction: An Overview
The V-Cone® is one of McCrometer’s most versatile flow meters, in the ability to customize pressure taps, end connections, and most of all – material of construction. Often, the material construction varies from customer to customer based on the demands of the...
Flow Straighteners vs. Straightening Vanes: Similarities and Differences
Straightening vanes and flow straighteners, in tandem with propeller meters, have been an important component of flow measurement in the agriculture industry – and for a good reason. Typically installed near flow disturbers or in short straight-run applications, flow...
McCrometer’s Startup Service: An Overview
Sometimes, a meter installation isn’t as straightforward as we’d like it to be. To prevent potentially time-consuming and frustrating delays and issues, McCrometer offers a startup service.
V-Cone End Connections, Explained
Part of the V-Cone®’s appeal is its ability to be customized, including made-to-order end connections – a major benefit for engineers with a long list of specifications to meet and project goals to accomplish. We spoke to the McCrometer V-Cone engineers about the...
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4 Reasons to Combine Telemetry with Flow Measurement
As the world's population continues to grow, food production must keep up with the increasing demand. The agriculture industry is constantly looking for ways to increase efficiency and output without sacrificing quality. One way to achieve this is by implementing...
3 Challenges of Ballast Water Flow Measurement
What is Ballast Water? In the marine industry, ballast water is intake water on board a ship to maintain its stability and balance during voyages. Seawater is pumped into ballast tanks when the ship is not carrying a full cargo or needs to adjust its weight...
3 Ways to Use Flow Data for Corporate Water Savings
Countless companies have published initiatives on water conservation and efficiency, often for compliance, financial benefits, and social responsibility. According to the EPA, water-related uses account for 19% of California's electricity, 30% of its natural gas and...
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