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Rich Cada is vice president of sales and marketing at Fox Thermal Instruments Inc., Marina, Calif., a company that manufactures mass flow measurement and control instrumentation. For more information from Fox Thermal Instruments, call (831) 384-4300; e-mail rcada@foxthermalinstruments.com; or visit www.foxthermalinstruments.com.
The most important consideration in flowmeter selection is the appropriate technology. For example, some flowmeters are suitable for air and gas applications, but not useful for liquids, while others may offer the most effective solution for steam monitoring.
Accurate, repeatable measurement of air and process gases with thermal mass flowmeters is key to improving accountability and energy-management processes.
