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Frequently Asked Questions

To ensure accuracy, it’s crucial to choose the right flow meter for your specific application, calibrate the device regularly, maintain a proper installation setup (straight piping, avoiding leaks, etc.), and account for environmental conditions such as temperature and pressure changes.

Gas flow meters can measure a wide range of gases, including natural gas, nitrogen, oxygen, argon, carbon dioxide, and more. However, the type of gas should be compatible with the flow meter’s materials and operating principles to ensure accurate measurements.

Calibration frequency depends on the type of gas flow meter, the criticality of the measurements, and the operating environment. Generally, flow meters should be calibrated annually, but more frequent calibration may be necessary in high-precision or harsh environments.

 

Natural Gas Flow Measurement

Natural gas flow measurement is crucial in manufacturing to ensure efficient energy usage, cost control, and process optimization. Accurate flow meters help regulate combustion, maintain safety, and optimize fuel consumption. Turbine meters can be common to meter this process gas in power generation.

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Co2 Gas Flow Measurement

CO₂  is essential in manufacturing for precise process control, cost efficiency, and environmental compliance. Industries use thermal mass, Coriolis, or differential pressure flow meters to monitor CO₂ usage in welding, carbonation, and cooling applications. Accurate measurement ensures consistent production quality, reduces waste, and supports sustainability initiatives.

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