The Dutch utility Evides provides drinking water for more than two million businesses and households in The Netherlands. The utility contacted Syrinix to inquire whether transient monitoring could prove a viable solution in the location and detection of bursts as well as developing a targeted response to operations. The plan to detect burst events began … Continued
Ultrasonic flowmeters utilize sound waves to calculate fluid flow velocity in a pipe. The frequencies of an ultrasonic wave transmitted into a pipe and its fluid reflections remain the same under no-flow conditions. Thanks to the Doppler effect, the amplitude of the reflected wave differs under flowing conditions. The frequency shift will increase … Continued
The Badger Coriolis RCT1000 Flow Meter uses a measurement of fluid density and mass flow to identify flow rate, delivering an exceptional degree of accuracy. For homogenous fluids comprised of a pair of components such as sugar and water, the RCT1000 Badger Coriolis system can derive the component’s concentration and mass based on fluid properties … Continued
The drive to provide an optimum level of service plus the scarcity of water has spurred utility managers to concentrate more on obtaining the most accurate and current insights into their distribution systems. A major aspect of this involves flow measurement. Traditional center-line electromagnetic flow meters do not account for variations in velocities across a … Continued
Steam system operators may find themselves paying a steep price if product passes through a meter but doesn’t get measured. Commonly known as low flow cutoff, these losses typically happen because of a flow meter’s turndown ratio, which determines how wide a flow spectrum is able to be measured. If low flow cutoff is … Continued
The DXN Portable Ultrasonic Flow and Energy Meter is truly a versatile, hybrid tool able to measure liquid flow with a multitude of technologies, including Doppler, liquid thermal (heat energy) flow, and transit time. With its simple installation, the DXN measures flow using non-invasive ultrasonic sensors practically effortlessly. Transit time flow meters … Continued
A water utilities’ critical process controls are highly reliant on dependable and accurate flow measurement. As flow metering continues to evolve, today there is a myriad of options available to address specific needs. To choose the best flow meter, it is imperative to look beyond low cost and consider other vital factors. Before deciding on … Continued
Resuming our focus on showcasing Badger meter products, today we’re taking a closer look at the Badger Recordall (RCDL) positive displacement meter. When you need a cost-effective industrial fluid metering solution, the RCDL is a highly effective tool. Despite its simple yet rugged design, it is able to deliver the utmost accuracy and repeatability … Continued
We are excited to welcome the meter technologies and products of Badger Meters Flow Instrumentation Group. Among these products is the Badger Meter® FC-5000, a microprocessor-driven flow computer built to accurately monitor flow. The FC-5000 flow computer works with the full line of Badger Meter industrial flow meters to create a solution to totalize … Continued
We are proud to announce we’ve recently signed an exclusive Representative/Distribution Agreement with Badger Meters Flow Instrumentation Group to the Chemical, Petrochemical, Energy Generation and Process Industries in the State of Florida. This latest product line features a broad array of meter technologies including Electromagnetic Flowmeters, Turbines (Stainless and Bronze), Positive Displacement meters, Oval Gear … Continued
The City of Elizabethton, Tennessee knows there is more to sustainability than simply having a robust infrastructure. The city’s Elizabethton Water Resources department is responsible for serving well over 25,000 customers across a 75-square-mile service area which comprises three water treatment plants and more than 250 miles of water distribution lines. Raw water is … Continued
With the continued fusion between AI and the Internet of Things (IoT), smart cities will continue to improve the lives of citizens in 2019 as the sheer amount of data makes it easier to maintain a digital ecosystem. Creating smart cities will likely involve the integration of various aspects of urban life. With the decades … Continued
