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The Signet 2581 FlowtraMag line includes flow meters in 1, 1.5, 2, 3 and 4". Features include simplified design and EPDM seals for greater chemical compatibility.
Model TMZ Dual Universal Input accepts most industry-standard current, voltage, RTD and thermocouple type sensors along with resistance and potentiometer inputs.
Hydrive was designed to optimize the performance of the company’s direct-steam-injection (DSI) fluid heating and cooking systems. The linear actuator is designed to meet 3-A standards and offers an adjustable stroke length for up to 1.5" of travel.
Adding sensors and analytical capabilities can help plants get a handle on early fouling or loss of heat transfer in heat exchangers. Wireless sensors gather data that can be used to improve performance, cut costs and reduce energy consumption.
Aside from simple blending processes, most chemical processes involve a temperature change in one way or another. For example, products may need to be heated to facilitate a reaction, or cooled to control reaction rate. Many of these applications involve using a heat exchanger to add or remove heat from the process fluid.
The use of optical fiber for temperature sensing is expanding beyond safety applications. Optical sensors are replacing spot sampling in implementations that require accurate heat measurement and control.
The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) begins with obtaining data from field-located sensors. The reason is simple: These devices supply the information required for taking corrective action.
If you are not familiar with impedance pipe heating, you may not realize why it is an option for your next pipe heating application. Here is an overview of impedance pipe heating and 10 reasons to consider it.
The R10 is part of the company's line of fixed infrared sensors designed for use in OEM equipment and industrial process control and monitoring applications.
Thermal imagers can help heat processors save time and money by thermally profiling their equipment and processes. The infrared images show the surface temperatures of whatever you view through the camera lens, letting you check the effectiveness of heat transfer and identify hot spots.
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