MFC101 Flow Specialist
This comprehensive hands-on course is designed for metrology, maintenance, and instrumentation engineers responsible for the setup, configuration, calibration, and servicing of their organization's Brooks Instrument mass flow controllers.
This comprehensive hands-on course is designed for metrology, maintenance, and instrumentation engineers responsible for the setup, configuration, calibration, and servicing of their organization's Brooks Instrument mass flow controllers.
Complete Waste Gas Combustion Requires Accurate Combustion Gas Flow Measurement
Metal tube variable area flowmeters are robust, reliable and proven to deliver repeatable gas and liquid flow measurement in challenging environments. That’s why they are commonly used in the petroleum industry to measure and control combustion gas flow in flare stacks. Here is a little background on the application.
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Glass Tube Variable Area Flow Meters Save Costs and Maximize Process Uptime at Wastewater Treatment Plants
The San Francisco Bay area is currently depending on an aging sewage system and wastewater treatment plant. Typically, sewer pipes have an average lifespan of 50-60 years; however, many of the pipes in the Bay area were constructed between 1900-1960, placing them barely within their useful lifespan. Additionally, the infrastructure is prone to failures including sanitary sewer overflows that leak diluted raw sewage and pollutants onto communities’ streets and into creeks, beaches, and the Bay causing public health and environmental concerns.
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The San Francisco Bay area is currently depending on an aging sewage system and wastewater treatment plant. Typically, sewer pipes have an average lifespan of 50-60 years; however, many of the pipes in the Bay area were constructed between 1900-1960, placing them barely within their useful lifespan. Additionally, the infrastructure is prone to failures including sanitary sewer overflows that leak diluted raw sewage and pollutants onto communities’ streets and into creeks, beaches, and the Bay causing public health and environmental concerns.
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