Flexible adaptation to different user requirements
Robust technology monitors the most challenging wastewaters
When it comes to beverage dispensing and flow measurement, Titan Enterprises offers two distinct solutions that each has unique strengths and trade-offs, making the choice application-dependent.
Looks matter, but they aren’t everything: long before croissants, biscuits or waffles are placed in protective packaging, manufacturers need to ensure that their contents are exactly as they should be. In upstream steps, producers pave the way for the highest quality, safety and shelf life of ready-to-eat products. Ingenious technologies that work towards this goal are always part of the packaging process.
Titan Enterprises, a leading UK manufacturer of liquid flow measurement solutions, has had a long-standing supplier relationship with John Guest, part of the RWC family of brands, since designing their first beverage flowmeter in the early 1990s. Following discussions with a customer, the two companies teamed up to develop a streamlined, state-of-the-art single unit for beer dispensing systems, fully integrating Titan’s turbine flow technology within RWC’s pioneering PolarClean connector.
Reliable measurement for high concentrations or low trace concentrations
The climate crisis is driving demand for the electrification of transportation and energy infrastructure, which in turn is accelerating the need for more powerful and safer rechargeable batteries, including li-ion, sodium-ion, and solid-state. However, one of the key issues affecting battery quality is accurate humidity monitoring and dry control during manufacture.
The measurement of low flow is becoming widely used in many industries. However, the smaller the flow, the trickier it is to control and measure, and finding a suitable flow measuring technology at reasonable cost can prove challenging for both users and flow sensor manufacturers.
Water management is an increasingly important and challenging issue, particularly in light of concerns such as water scarcity. Greater value is thus being placed on disinfection processes. To protect against bacteria, viruses and other harmful organisms, drinking water requires disinfection and hygiene measures. This also applies to the environment in order that lakes and water-based activities can be enjoyed without hesitation. Disinfection processes play a large role in industrial processes as well. In the beverage industry, drinking water flows directly into the products, while surface waters are frequently used as a coolant in other segments such as energy generation.
High-resolution, radiometrically calibrated for temperatures from 300 to 1,700 °C
New range of tools for maintenance duties included in customer care plans
Precise and compact devices with easy-to-use software for continuous monitoring
The quality of manufactured or processed products at cleanroom facilities are protected by applicable good manufacturing practices (GMP) that specify stringent environmental monitoring requirements.
Resolve Optics has installed and commissioned a new vibration test centre adding to the suite of in-house lens testing equipment the company is able to offer.
Precise liquid flow measurement and control in demanding environments
Titan Enterprises has recently been granted additional patents for its ultrasonic flow technology that expands the acoustic operational window of flow meters.
The decarbonization of energy systems has seen greater interest in the production, distribution and use of hydrogen. To ensure it can become a viable business, custody transfer for hydrogen is essential and this is now being made possible using the latest generation of measurement technologies, as Ricardo Mendes, Global Product Line Manager, ABB explains.
For industrial applications with a range from 1 to 11 bar
Covering a wide flow range for analytical, medical and industrial applications with high precision
Low energy consumption enables a wider field of applications
Brewers will often attribute their success to passion, determination and innovation, but once a beer has been developed and branded, it’s all about consistency. Process monitoring therefore has a key role to play. In the following article Keijo Pyörälä from Vaisala will explain how in-line refractometers, located strategically at every stage of the brewing process, enable process optimization, save energy, reduce waste, lower costs and help deliver top quality beer.
Temperature measurement from -40 °C to 2300 °C for use in hazardous environments
Thermal dispersion mass flow monitoring for dry seal centrifugal gas compressors
Auto hotspot finder and motor focus enable optimal use
IIoT-ready technology starts with pH/ORP, conductivity and dissolved oxygen sensors and will be extended
New modular platform offers high accuracy and stability at a low price
Ultrasonic measurement for high accuracy in low flow ranges
Built-in wiper for lower maintenance and operational costs
Measures Air, Gases and Liquids accurately
Accurate Flow Rate Measurement of Viscous Liquids
Plug-and-play technology for industrial pH and conductivity measurement
Final Testing ahead for humidity measuring devices based on Vaisala's technology to NASA's Mars 2020 Rover
Titan Enterprises signed an agreement with RS Components to expand the offering of the Atrato ultrasonic flowmeter, Process Atrato ultrasonic flowmeter and Pulsite Solo flow indicator, by the integration of its portfolio in RS product catalogue
With an automatic data logging software & Android/iOS apps
Complex processes happen in petrochemical plants. Monitoring operations and preventing accidents is therefore of fundamental importance to improve production. Two case studies from Magnetrol explain how
Reduces flow meter operating costs in flare gas applications
For emissions monitoring, maintenance and tuning
Integrated into a gas connection module
The Process Atrato is constructed from 316 stainless steel and PEEK, and incorporates proprietary ultrasonic flowmeter technology for use in demanding process and control environments
Offers a user-friendly way to represent the pressure measurement at the bottom of a tank as the quantity of remaining liquid
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