Upstream (Oil Production)
Turbine flow meters play a key role in upstream oil and gas operations by accurately measuring produced fluids during exploration and production. They are commonly used for well testing, allocation measurement, and monitoring water, crude oil, and condensate flows. Their high accuracy, repeatability, and fast response support production optimization, reservoir evaluation, and reliable data collection in harsh field environments with robust designs suited for high-pressure, high-temperature operating conditions on site.
Midstream (Transportation)
Turbine flow meters are widely used in the midstream oil and gas industry to accurately measure liquid hydrocarbons during transportation, storage, and custody transfer. Installed on pipelines, terminals, and pumping stations, they provide high accuracy and repeatability for products like crude oil, refined fuels, and NGLs. Their fast response and reliability support precise flow monitoring, inventory management, and regulatory compliance.
Natural Gas Flaring
Turbine flow meters are used in gas flaring applications to measure the volume of excess hydrocarbons routed to flare systems in oil and gas operations. They provide accurate, real-time flow data that helps operators quantify flared gas, monitor system performance, and support emissions reporting. Reliable flow measurement is critical for regulatory compliance, environmental monitoring, and optimizing flare efficiency during startups, upsets, and maintenance events.