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Flow Measurement Innovation for Accuracy and Cost Savings

19th Mar 9:00am - 9:50am MDT Goldenglow-Distribution
69 attended
In Person
Session Description

In our industry, the conveyance of water is unavoidable. Whether you are the supplier or consumer, the accurate measurement of that water is crucial to maintaining a trusted relationship. Our livelihood and well-being are literally dependent on ensuring the correct volume of water is accounted for. Measuring flow volume can be achieved in a variety of ways, with new digital flow meters becoming the new norm and best practice. But not without limitations; subject to installation and application condition requirements. But this has all changed in recent years. While taking a quick look at the history and other technologies used for measurement, we will focus on electromagnetic technology. A Mag Meter is a powerful, digital instrument used to measure an array of parameters. Outlasting and out-performing devices that rely on analog means of volume flow rate calculations. To date, all magnetic flow meters required specific installation conditions such as straight pipe both upstream and downstream of the meter to provide the best accuracy. Recent innovations have allowed for these meters to be installed in the worst application environments, such as zero straight run of pipe - or where the flow in a pipe is interrupted by nominal diameter changes, insertion devices, etc. These enhancements and features allow for a stronger business case when considering upgrading an existing system, or designing a new one. Being that these meters are digital devices, on-board diagnostics and troubleshooting are ever present. Allowing for easier and trouble-free operation. Giving maintenance personnel peace of mind knowing that the tools implemented will not fail, and provide the accuracy they desire. Both Water and Wastewater industries benefit from a strong infrastructure of reliable measuring tools. If accounting for every drop of water is your goal; you will find value

Pilar Martin

Product Business Manager- Flow
Endress+Hauser Inc.
Attendees (69)
Thomas Triplat
water operator at Cottonwood Springs Mobile Home Park
Robert Espinoza
ORC at Fort Garland Water & Sanitation
Ronald Krueger
Jeff Yingling
Field Manager at Aldasoro Ranch HOC
Letysha Yarborough
maintenance at Holly, Town of
Tim Miller
Water Systems Tech II at City of Greeley
Pilar Martin
Product Business Manager- Flow at Endress+Hauser Inc.
David Belmear
Collections Manager at Durango, City of
Steve Knepper
Operator in Responsible Charge at Paint Brush Hills Metro District
Dennis H Carlson
Town Superintendent at Walsh, Town of
Heraclio Delgado
Water plant operator at Cottonwood Springs Mobile Home Park
Jesse Shull
Water Operator at Estes Park, Town of
Jonathon Smith
Director of Plant Operations at City of Cripple Creek
John Tutza
Water System Controller Senior at Colorado Springs Utilities
Bryon Long
Utilities System Repair Officer at Mesa Verde National Park
Wade A. Heuett
President at Recreation Resource Management of America
+53 other Attendees