ADVERTORIAL TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION
New Mass Flow Controller from Alicat Preforms at High Volumes
Design overcomes limits of high flow rates to maximize speed and accuracy
ABLE and Fluenta extend VAR Agreement
luenta, a world leader in ultrasonic flare metering, having more than 2000 flare metering systems in operation worldwide, has renewed its Value Added Reseller (VAR) agreement with ABLE Instruments & Controls Ltd.
F The three-year
agreement covers the UK & Australia and marks a successful commercial relationship spanning more than a decade.
ABLE will continue to add value to Fluenta’s core technology products by providing system integration and project management services to the specified VAR territory and globally, as agreed on a project by project basis. Customer support will be provided directly by ABLE via its factory trained and certified service team.
ABLE considers the Fluenta Flare Gas Meter a vital part of its product portfolio and an essential tool for operators due to its ability to accurately track gases being emitted through a flare stack, detect leaks during mass balance calculations and provide accurate measurement of very low flow rates.
ABLE 0118 9311 188
www.able.co.uk
applications. The MCRH can accommodate flow rates of up to 5000 slpm, without compromising speed or precision of gas control. The highly stable controller manages industrial processes with more chaotic upstream fluctuations, such as control of industrial combustion gases, or mass flow into food and packaging processes. The MCRH 5000 slpm precisely and rapidly controls mass flow rate, volumetric flow rate, or back pressure of gases in high flow processes. To overcome the poor turndown ratio and slow response of existing methods (such as interlinking a meter with an external valve) Alicat designed a new flow geometry.
A Alicat 01223 472804
ell-developed instincts and sharply tuned senses are necessary in order to accurately measure objects 3 dimensionally – a skill reserved strictly for people and animals until recently. For the first time ever, wenglor is succeeding in scanning and evaluating objects in 3 dimensions with its broad range of weCat3D Profile Sensors. The profile data collected by the sensors can either be read out directly as measured values or used for rapid further processing of the point cloud. 3D calculation of volume is of great significance in particular in the food industry, but in many other industries too such as machinery manufacturing, woodworking and the electronics industry, as well as the automotive and pharmaceuticals industries. For example, large food service companies expect all supplied cuts
Innovation in 3D W
of meat to precisely comply with weight and geometry specifications. Thanks to their outstanding performance, the 2D/3D Sensors are already being used in many cutting systems.
Wenglor 01536 313580
www.wenglor.com
www.alicat.com
licat Scientific has engineered a new mass flow controller with its highest top flow rate suitable to a wider range of
Strain gauge installation at Silverstone Variohm expands!! V
ariohm EuroSensor has increased the range of their non-contacting angle sensors, with a new 8 mm diameter D-shaft drive option, which is available with a choice of 32 or 38 mm PCD mounting. The D-shaft with its integral magnet makes for easier installation, without the need for a separate coupling. With the optimal magnet to sensing-element gap maintained within the assembly, and a choice of mounting diameters, form-fit interchangeability with competitive models is made easy.
The new D-shaft sensor joins the Euro XP family with completely contactless technology with a long- life specification in excess of 50 million movements. The fully encapsulated sensor element ensures complete environmental protection – rated to IP68, and high protection against shock and vibration - making it a
perfect choice for challenging race track conditions.
For additional information on our EuroXPD and our extensive range of Motorsport sensors, please visit
http://www.variohm.com
Variohm Eurosensor Limited 44 SEPTEMBER 2016 | INSTRUMENTATION 01327 351004
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s part of its highly acclaimed HBM on Tour series of workshops and training courses, HBM
a
market leader in the field of test and measurement has announced the date for its latest Installation of Strain Gauges¹ training course, which takes place on 18th October 2016. Taking place between 9am to 5pm this comprehensive one day training course will explain the fundamentals of strain gauge measurement, ranging from gauge selection, through to analysis and evaluation of acquired data. Providing both practical and theoretical advice on the principles and application of classical and fiber optic strain gauges and how to correctly measure the strain, the course will also look at the different adhesives and covering agents which can be used in installation.
To register for further information on these training courses, contact HBM.
HBM 020 8515 6000
www.hbm.com
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