Accurately measuring the flow of water and other liquids is an essential task for many industries, especially those in the agricultural sector. From irrigation of crops to transporting nutrient-rich water to livestock, the accurate measurement of liquid flow is critical to the success of any agricultural operation. Flow meters are the go-to device for measuring … Continued
Water flow meters are an essential part of any water system, providing an accurate and reliable measure of the amount of water that passes through a pipe. Flow meters are used to measure the rate of fluid flow, typically in gallons per minute (GPM) or cubic feet per second (CFS). Flow meters can be used … Continued
In 2020, the global flow meter market was worth an estimated $7.6 billion. Future projections indicate that the flow meter market is expected to grow by $3.09 billion between 2023 and 2027, expanding at a CAGR of 6.4%. A flow meter is defined as an instrument that can calculate the linear, nonlinear, mass, and … Continued
Water savings can be calculated at several points throughout a building, but only if a precise and reliable flow monitoring instrument is used. Accurate flow data collected at regular intervals can help with decisions about normal operations. Here are the three primary applications of flow measurement data that can help engineers, technicians, and operators … Continued
A water flow meter is an essential part of any plumbing or irrigation system. It gauges how much and how quickly liquid is emitted from a water source. Homes and businesses need a steady supply of water, thus the water system needs to be monitored and measured to make sure it complies with all regulations. … Continued
Smart water meters are connected to a local or wide area network wirelessly, allowing for remote monitoring of water usage and leak detection. With the help of an Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) system, a smart water meter is able to remotely monitor usage, detect leaks and tampering, and read flow and pressure irregularities in real … Continued
In the past, installing new meters for non-billing purposes has been an expensive and time-consuming process. There needs to be a hole that can accommodate one or more workers, or in some cases, a crane. Additionally, the system needs to be stopped and flushed. Because of this, many put off replacing or adding meters to … Continued
Winters in Florida are not regarded for being particularly chilly. With average wintertime temperatures ranging from 65 to 41 degrees Fahrenheit and highs of almost 77 degrees Fahrenheit, Florida actually has the mildest winters in the United States. Nevertheless, even in the absence of snow and frost, water meters and other types of industrial meters … Continued
Itron, Inc. and SmartThings, Inc. are collaborating to deliver a seamless energy experience by integrating Itron’s industrial IoT network solution and SmartThings’ services and solution. The companies intend to combine their industry-leading IoT platforms to enable utilities to unlock the user experience and rapidly increase value for both consumers and utilities through enhanced distributed energy … Continued
The market for electromagnetic flow meters has experienced rapid expansion in recent years, and this pattern is expected to hold in the years to come. This increase is primarily attributable to technological advancements that have increased the accuracy and dependability of electromagnetic flow meters, allowing them to support a wider range of applications. Magnetic … Continued
When measuring the flow of clean water in industrial and municipal applications, a tried-and-true method frequently yields the most precise readings. The Water Specialties propeller meter by McCrometer has earned the trust of many customers thanks to its high quality, long lifespan, and low maintenance needs. The Water Specialties Model ML Flow Meter is … Continued
Due to the fact that agricultural surface water applications divert water from lakes, rivers, or other similar sources, natural vegetation is abundant and frequently flows into the pipeline alongside the water. These surface water bodies may accumulate grass, moss, leaves, and other materials when irrigators pump water out of them. Although these surface water … Continued
