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Compressed Air Flow Measurement Meters
In most industrial facilities Compressed Dry Air (CDA) is a primary component of overall energy use. In fact, compressed air is considered to be the “fourth utility” after electricity, natural gas and water, and its cost is very often higher than the other three when compared by cost per delivered unit of energy.
HVAC & Air Vent Meters
Thermal Mass Flow HVAC meters are used in a wide variety of applications. Virtually every commercial structure — factories, office buildings, hotels, etc. — has an air distribution system for heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC).
Landfill Gas & Municipal Flow Meters
Thermal mass flow landfill meters are critical to monitoring gas process efficiencies. Landfill gas (LFG) is produced by the decomposition of organic material in landfills. It is a mixture of gases that are required to be monitored and reported.
Natural Gas Flow Measurement Meter
Thermal mass flow natural gas metering is a key tool. Natural gas is a fossil fuel composed of a mixture of hydrocarbon gases. The primary components are methane, ethane and propane. It is the cleanest burning fossil fuel, producing byproducts of mostly carbon dioxide and water vapor.
Wastewater & Aeration Basin Meters
Thermal mass flow wastewater & aeration basin meters area critical tool for municipal responsibility for these applications. The treatment of water and wastewater is a critical element of municipal responsibility. Increased public and private awareness of water quality, availability, and cost is a driving force behind the demands for better efficiency and economy in these processes.
Flue Gas
Generally speaking, Flue or Stack gas is the exhaust gas resulting from any source of combustion. Typical commercial sources of these gases are ovens, furnaces, boilers or steam generators and power plants. The need to accurately monitor, measure and report on the exhaust from commercial combustion systems is increasingly required by environmental regulations and the resulting company policies.
Flare
Various industries use vent and flare gas, such as wastewater treatment, landfills, refining, oil & gas, etc.. The flare is burning off waste gases to protect the environment and equipment. Thermal Mass Flow Meters are a good way for measuring that the flare system is operating as expected.