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"The State of Solid State" White Paper
It has long been known that as mechanical meters age, their accuracy begins to drop. The primary reason often being excessive wear to the mechanical components that measure water. But with solid-state technology, such as ultrasonic and mag meters, there are no moving parts measuring water or within the register, resulting in longer meter accuracy.
As you take a closer look and begin considering solid-state technology to serve your metering needs, you will see why market trends point to tremendous growth in the coming years.
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Flow and level experts Krohne have released a white paper illustrating via two customer stories how its flowmeter solutions have helped deal with the growing demands for accurate biogas flow measurement in a wide and seasonally varying operational range. |
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Waterflux Magnetic Flow Meter: The Stages of Things to Come
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A new white paper from flow and level experts Krohne details results from laboratory testing that show how the company's Waterflux magnetic flow meter is able to perform without any upstream or downstream straight run requirements. |
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