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Metering Solutions for Effective Energy Management
Systems, a leading supplier of flow meters, can provide flow monitoring solutions for virtually any energy resource. Industry is reliant on water for all levels of production but there is too little focus spent on managing water consumption. AquaLink II is a smart constant monitoring system that remotely records water consumption data from meters and transmits real time data via Wifi or GSM/GPRS to a user friendly web application where the historical data can be viewed and analysed. Gas used in process operations such as in industrial furnaces cannot easily be replaced with renewable sources but its use can be monitored. The MFGD is a digital flow meter featuring superior accuracy an ultra-low pressure drop design. The MFGD has integrated MEMs technology to provide direct mass flow capability without additional temperature and pressure compensation. The compact meter is available in sizes 1 1/4” to 3” and has various outputs and comms.
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Continually operated machinery can use a large amount of electricity. Reducing this amount requires the identification of inefficient and unintended usage. The EM21 is a revolutionary three phase electricity meter with Class 1 accuracy (kWh). The innovative design of the EM21 with its removable LCD display means the same unit can be DIN-rail mounted or panel-mounted. The
ffective metering is fundamental to energy management with meter data proving invaluable for identifying energy-saving opportunities. Bell Flow
meter is CT-connected and has pulse and Modbus communications for remote data logging. Heat meters are designed to meet the needs of measurement in heating, hot
water and chilled water applications. Minol’s WR3 is a heat integrator that functions together with all sizes of 3rd party flow sensors that have a pulse output. The WR3 is available as a heat metering kit which meets MID Class 2 and is approved for the non-domestic renewable heat incentive (RHI), a government environmental programme that provides financial incentives to increase the uptake of renewable technologies.
Many production plants employ steam for heating or processing. Bell Flow Systems have a range of competitively priced vortex meters suitable for saturated, superheated and RHI steam applications. Vortex meters measure steam using the Karman Vortex Principle and with no moving parts require minimal maintenance. Available in sizes from ½” up to 12” with wafer or flanged connections and optional communication outputs. With an extensive range of metering products at their disposal Bell Flow Systems can provide unbeatable energy management solutions.
Bell Flow Systems u 01280 817304 u
www.bellflowsystems.co.uk
The revolutionary modular kit M
ULTILINE ADAPTIVE gives Eisele the decisive competitive edge. The modular kit for individually configurable and robust multiple connectors
sets new standards for tool changing and prototyping. The perfectly compatible modular design also allows flexible integration of different diameters, connection types and media in the connector. If the requirements change, the connector can easily be adapted by hand, without the use of tools.
The MULTILINE ADAPTIVE from Eisele is a highly reliable multiple connector for connecting functional groups to machines. The advantages apply during system installation, maintenance and repairs: this world innovation can significantly reduce installation expense and set-up times. Due to a completely modular system in which all single components are mutually compatible, this system is much more advanced than previous solutions. After selecting a base body consisting of a plug and socket and defining the number of connections
and their maximum outer diameter based on the hole pattern, the ADAPTIVE inserts allow the user to combine exactly those connections that are needed for a particular application. Changes or modifications can easily be made later within minutes.
Fast and easy connection
ADAPTIVE inserts can be configured as needed, regardless of hose sizes and material. Multiple materials (aluminium, stainless steel, brass), different diameters and different shut-off functions and seals make the system a genuine modular kit. MULTILINE ADAPTIVE is therefore ideal for prototyping and special machine engineering. Especially for batch sizes of 1 to 10 items, the prefabricated standard components allow individual and low-cost configuration of the required multiple connectors. This completely innovative and flexible concept makes MULTILINE ADAPTIVE different from all other multiple connectors. The ADAPTIVE inserts are pushed by hand into the robust and space-saving base body of the MULTILINE ADAPTIVE until they unmistakably lock into position.
One connector for all media Thanks to the fully modular principle it is possible to combine such different connections as pneumatics, gases, coolants, fluids and even push-in connections for electric and electronic cables in a single interface. The size of the connections is variable, since they are integrated in the ADAPTIVE inserts, which have a standard outer dimension. To change a push-in connection, only the ADAPTIVE insert on both sides of the connection has to be exchanged. Thanks to the modular system, warehousing is minimised. ADAP- TIVE inserts are available with and without shut-off and in drip-free versions, for safe connection and disconnection also under pressure. Reductions of the hose diameter can also be achieved within the connector. ADAPTIVE inserts are based on the time-proven Eisele plug-in fittings with a release sleeve. The connected hose ends can therefore simply be pushed all the way into the release sleeve of the adaptive insert. Tools or adaptation of the hose are not necessary.
Eisele Pneumatics GmbH & Co. KG u +49 7151 1719-0 u
www.eisele.eu
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