KROHNE, Inc.

Subscribe

KROHNE, Inc.'s new OPTIMASS 6400 twin bent tube Coriolis mass flowmeter is designed for standard liquid and gas applications in the chemical and petrochemical, oil and gas, pharmaceutical, food and beverage and energy and power industries.

KROHNE, Inc. will hold two seminars later this month designed to provide a thorough understanding of planning, documentation and operation of safety related systems.

KROHNE, Inc.'s new OPTIMASS 6400 twin bent tube Coriolis mass flowmeter is designed for standard liquid and gas applications in the chemical and petrochemical, oil and gas, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, and energy and power industries.

The measurement of biogases produced from digesters in water and wastewater plants can be tricky. As the seasons change, the operational range of the biogases change.

At the heart of the plant is KROHNE’s new OPTIFLUX 6300 Grade “A” pasteurized milk ordinance (PMO) meter, which shortens the holding time for milk in the pasteurization loop, improving output and increasing efficiency.

Electromagnetic water meters are becoming popular for bulk measurement of residential and commercial drinking water as pricing and metering gain traction for more efficient use of water. Metering enables billing based on actual water consumption. The more valuable water gets, the more interested the market is in accurate, reliable measurement.

For one chemical manufacturer, replacing a tedious and time-consuming manual level measurement process with a continuous non-contact radar level meter paved the way for shorter cycle times and reduced worker

The OPTISONIC 6400 portable ultrasonic flowmeter for liquids measures the flow velocity, the current volumetric flow and a variety of diagnostic values. The flowmeter combines portability, simplicity, and fast liquid

The flowmeter has 12 measuring chords, two of which are solely dedicated to diagnostic functions. Once commissioned, it continuously checks the operating status. The diagnostics in the flowmeter can reliably

The redesign of the flow computer focused on improvement in five focus areas: Performance, Handling, Communications, Versatility and Security. To improve performance, the unit uses a modern processor with a