Posted on February 25, 2011 - ( views)
Fluid Components International
Allowing technicians to confirm flow measurement accuracy in only minutes, the VeriCal in-situ calibration verification system from Fluid Components International saves time and lowers operating costs in flare gas applications aboard offshore platforms and land based oil and gas, and chemical plants. It allows for the verification of flow meter calibration without removing the meter from the pipe or process and makes it easy to meet process validation more effectively and comply with environmental regulation requirements. The system works with the company’s latest air/gas flow measurement products. It combines a specifically manufactured and plumbed air/gas flow element with additional electronics that feed and measure a precise flow of gas from a nitrogen source. To test a flow meter, the nitrogen gas is flowed through the meter’s flow element and measured against five benchmark measurement points across the meter’s range. The in-situ flow meter test data is then compared to original FCI laboratory calibration and installation benchmark test data for the meter. Performing a verification with VeriCal also provides a secondary benefit of cleaning the flow element sensors which helps ensure performance and reduces the need for routine maintenance.
Edited by: Teoman Tugsuz
1755 La Costa Meadows Drive
92078 San Marcos
USA
Tel.: +1-760-7446950
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In process analyzer sampling systems
Obtains full HART certification
Remote mountable for hazardous locations
Measures gas flow
For wastewater treatment aeration system control
meets international safety standards
with adapter for NeSSI systems
receives ATEX and IECEx approvals
measures greenhouse gasses
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