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.
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...
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...
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...
Allocating budget to flow technology may seem unjustifiable when funds are tight; flow meters and their electronics may already be installed, giving no reason to replace or add additional units when the current solution is in fine working condition. However, flow...
You’ve likely seen a desiccant cartridge, in the form of the small silica gel packet accompanying food products, or the activated carbon packet at the top of pharmaceutical bottles. It’s also commonly used in electronics and near sensors, especially for...
When measuring open channel flow wastewater and stormwater, non-contact flow technology is the ideal method, able to provide an accurate velocity and flow rate. Especially in the wet weather season, non-contact flow technology greatly benefits open channel...
