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Temperature Blog:
Choosing Temperature Instrumentation Should Begin with Understanding the Process
Jim Cahill
In a Process Heating magazine article titled Questions to Ask About Temperature Measurement Applications , Emerson’s Sarah Kendrick helps engineers work through the critical temperature application design process. Imagine this: One of your process engineers comes to you, points to a P&ID and says, “We need a new process temperature measurement right here. Take care of it.” What is the first thing you need to know to ensure…
8 Aug 2020
Temperature Blog:
Choosing Temperature Instrumentation Should Begin with Understanding the Process
Jim Cahill
In a Process Heating magazine article titled Questions to Ask About Temperature Measurement Applications , Emerson’s Sarah Kendrick helps engineers work through the critical temperature application design process. Imagine this: One of your process engineers comes to you, points to a P&ID and says, “We need a new process temperature measurement right here. Take care of it.” What is the first thing you need to know to ensure…
8 Aug 2020
Temperature Blog:
Choosing Temperature Instrumentation Should Begin with Understanding the Process
Jim Cahill
In a Process Heating magazine article titled Questions to Ask About Temperature Measurement Applications , Emerson’s Sarah Kendrick helps engineers work through the critical temperature application design process. Imagine this: One of your process engineers comes to you, points to a P&ID and says, “We need a new process temperature measurement right here. Take care of it.” What is the first thing you need to know to ensure…
8 Aug 2020
Analytical Experts Blog:
Monitoring Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) Corrosion in Oil & Gas Upstream Industry
Jim Cahill
Overview The dangers of Hydrogen Sulphide (H 2 S) aka Sour Gas in oil and gas production are well known. A highly toxic, corrosive, flammable and explosive gas. H2S is colourless and although characterised by it “rotten egg” smell, at high concentrations can also be odourless. H 2 S poses an extreme risk to health and safety of personnel. Exposure can result in serious short term and long terms effects, including…
5 Aug 2020
Analytical Experts Blog:
Monitoring Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) Corrosion in Oil & Gas Upstream Industry
Jim Cahill
Overview The dangers of Hydrogen Sulphide (H 2 S) aka Sour Gas in oil and gas production are well known. A highly toxic, corrosive, flammable and explosive gas. H2S is colourless and although characterised by it “rotten egg” smell, at high concentrations can also be odourless. H 2 S poses an extreme risk to health and safety of personnel. Exposure can result in serious short term and long terms effects, including…
5 Aug 2020
Analytical Experts Blog:
Monitoring Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) Corrosion in Oil & Gas Upstream Industry
Jim Cahill
Overview The dangers of Hydrogen Sulphide (H 2 S) aka Sour Gas in oil and gas production are well known. A highly toxic, corrosive, flammable and explosive gas. H2S is colourless and although characterised by it “rotten egg” smell, at high concentrations can also be odourless. H 2 S poses an extreme risk to health and safety of personnel. Exposure can result in serious short term and long terms effects, including…
5 Aug 2020
Analytical Experts Blog:
Monitoring Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) Corrosion in Oil & Gas Upstream Industry
Jim Cahill
Overview The dangers of Hydrogen Sulphide (H 2 S) aka Sour Gas in oil and gas production are well known. A highly toxic, corrosive, flammable and explosive gas. H2S is colourless and although characterised by it “rotten egg” smell, at high concentrations can also be odourless. H 2 S poses an extreme risk to health and safety of personnel. Exposure can result in serious short term and long terms effects, including…
5 Aug 2020
Flow Blog:
Calibrating Flow Meters On-Site Saves Time, Reduces Costs and Minimises Process Downtime
Jim Cahill
There are several reasons why it is vital to have confidence that your flow meters are performing reliably and to their required level of accuracy. These include achieving consistent product quality, reducing waste and rework, providing a safe working environment, and ensuring that the correct amount of material is delivered, especially in fiscal measurement applications such as custody transfer. Before flow meters…
4 Aug 2020
Temperature Blog:
Wireless Temperature Monitoring and Control
Jim Cahill
Wireless sensors make sense in many monitoring and even some control applications. In a Food Engineering article, Making the argument for wireless temperature solutions , experts from several instrumentation and control suppliers offered their thoughts on where wireless temperature devices make sense. Emerson’s Kevin Stultz was one of these experts who shared his thoughts. Kevin first explained that: …Rosemount temperature…
3 Aug 2020
Temperature Blog:
Wireless Temperature Monitoring and Control
Jim Cahill
Wireless sensors make sense in many monitoring and even some control applications. In a Food Engineering article, Making the argument for wireless temperature solutions , experts from several instrumentation and control suppliers offered their thoughts on where wireless temperature devices make sense. Emerson’s Kevin Stultz was one of these experts who shared his thoughts. Kevin first explained that: …Rosemount temperature…
3 Aug 2020
Temperature Blog:
Wireless Temperature Monitoring and Control
Jim Cahill
Wireless sensors make sense in many monitoring and even some control applications. In a Food Engineering article, Making the argument for wireless temperature solutions , experts from several instrumentation and control suppliers offered their thoughts on where wireless temperature devices make sense. Emerson’s Kevin Stultz was one of these experts who shared his thoughts. Kevin first explained that: …Rosemount temperature…
3 Aug 2020
Temperature Blog:
Wireless Temperature Monitoring and Control
Jim Cahill
Wireless sensors make sense in many monitoring and even some control applications. In a Food Engineering article, Making the argument for wireless temperature solutions , experts from several instrumentation and control suppliers offered their thoughts on where wireless temperature devices make sense. Emerson’s Kevin Stultz was one of these experts who shared his thoughts. Kevin first explained that: …Rosemount temperature…
3 Aug 2020
Analytical Experts Blog:
Choosing the Right Gas Analyzer for Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) Emissions Monitoring
Jim Cahill
NO x is probably the most ubiquitous combustion-created air pollutant since it can be generated by any process burning any fossil fuel, and it is tightly regulated by the U.S. EPA and other regulatory bodies around the world. Plants with relevant combustion processes, including most refineries and chemical processing plants, must monitor NO x output continuously any time fuel is burning. How plants choose to do this is…
10 Jul 2020
Analytical Experts Blog:
Choosing the Right Gas Analyzer for Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) Emissions Monitoring
Jim Cahill
NO x is probably the most ubiquitous combustion-created air pollutant since it can be generated by any process burning any fossil fuel, and it is tightly regulated by the U.S. EPA and other regulatory bodies around the world. Plants with relevant combustion processes, including most refineries and chemical processing plants, must monitor NO x output continuously any time fuel is burning. How plants choose to do this is…
10 Jul 2020
Analytical Experts Blog:
Choosing the Right Gas Analyzer for Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) Emissions Monitoring
Jim Cahill
NO x is probably the most ubiquitous combustion-created air pollutant since it can be generated by any process burning any fossil fuel, and it is tightly regulated by the U.S. EPA and other regulatory bodies around the world. Plants with relevant combustion processes, including most refineries and chemical processing plants, must monitor NO x output continuously any time fuel is burning. How plants choose to do this is…
10 Jul 2020
Analytical Experts Blog:
Choosing the Right Gas Analyzer for Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) Emissions Monitoring
Jim Cahill
NO x is probably the most ubiquitous combustion-created air pollutant since it can be generated by any process burning any fossil fuel, and it is tightly regulated by the U.S. EPA and other regulatory bodies around the world. Plants with relevant combustion processes, including most refineries and chemical processing plants, must monitor NO x output continuously any time fuel is burning. How plants choose to do this is…
10 Jul 2020
Analytical Experts Blog:
Choosing the Right Gas Analyzer for Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) Emissions Monitoring
Jim Cahill
NO x is probably the most ubiquitous combustion-created air pollutant since it can be generated by any process burning any fossil fuel, and it is tightly regulated by the U.S. EPA and other regulatory bodies around the world. Plants with relevant combustion processes, including most refineries and chemical processing plants, must monitor NO x output continuously any time fuel is burning. How plants choose to do this is…
10 Jul 2020
Pressure Blog:
Prevent 4 Common Pressure Gauge Failures and Safety Risks
Jim Cahill
Mechanical pressure gauges could be costing your plant more than you think. Traditional Bourdon tube pressure gauges rely on an elastic tube that deforms in response to pressure changes. The following process environments can cause mechanical components to fail or Bourdon tubes to break, resulting in inaccurate readings, downtime, and potential safety issues. Extreme Temperatures: Hot processes and high ambient temperatures…
2 Jul 2020
Pressure Blog:
Prevent 4 Common Pressure Gauge Failures and Safety Risks
Jim Cahill
Mechanical pressure gauges could be costing your plant more than you think. Traditional Bourdon tube pressure gauges rely on an elastic tube that deforms in response to pressure changes. The following process environments can cause mechanical components to fail or Bourdon tubes to break, resulting in inaccurate readings, downtime, and potential safety issues. Extreme Temperatures: Hot processes and high ambient temperatures…
2 Jul 2020
Pressure Blog:
Prevent 4 Common Pressure Gauge Failures and Safety Risks
Jim Cahill
Mechanical pressure gauges could be costing your plant more than you think. Traditional Bourdon tube pressure gauges rely on an elastic tube that deforms in response to pressure changes. The following process environments can cause mechanical components to fail or Bourdon tubes to break, resulting in inaccurate readings, downtime, and potential safety issues. Extreme Temperatures: Hot processes and high ambient temperatures…
2 Jul 2020
Pressure Blog:
Prevent 4 Common Pressure Gauge Failures and Safety Risks
Jim Cahill
Mechanical pressure gauges could be costing your plant more than you think. Traditional Bourdon tube pressure gauges rely on an elastic tube that deforms in response to pressure changes. The following process environments can cause mechanical components to fail or Bourdon tubes to break, resulting in inaccurate readings, downtime, and potential safety issues. Extreme Temperatures: Hot processes and high ambient temperatures…
2 Jul 2020
Flow Blog:
Calibrating Fiscal Transfer Measurements with Master Meter Provers
Jim Cahill
Accuracy of fiscal transfer measurement is of great importance as even a small error in measurement can lead to a large financial difference. Provers ensure a fiscal transfer system is providing the most accurate measurement possible. They provide a stationary or mobile means to facilitate calibration of flow meters before, during or after a transfer. A prover is an automated system that provides on-site calibration…
23 Jun 2020
Level Blog:
Low Dielectric Radar Level Measurement
Jim Cahill
Guided wave level measurement technology works by sending low-energy microwave pulses along a metal probe which is then reflected by the surfaces. The probe is in direct contact with the media and detects a level when reaching a media with a different dielectric constant. It calculates the distance to the surface, which is then subtracted from the total length to calculate the level. For applications with fluids with…
22 Jun 2020
Level Blog:
Low Dielectric Radar Level Measurement
Jim Cahill
Guided wave level measurement technology works by sending low-energy microwave pulses along a metal probe which is then reflected by the surfaces. The probe is in direct contact with the media and detects a level when reaching a media with a different dielectric constant. It calculates the distance to the surface, which is then subtracted from the total length to calculate the level. For applications with fluids with…
22 Jun 2020
Level Blog:
Low Dielectric Radar Level Measurement
Jim Cahill
Guided wave level measurement technology works by sending low-energy microwave pulses along a metal probe which is then reflected by the surfaces. The probe is in direct contact with the media and detects a level when reaching a media with a different dielectric constant. It calculates the distance to the surface, which is then subtracted from the total length to calculate the level. For applications with fluids with…
22 Jun 2020
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