Announcing our Fall Webinar Series

We invite you to register for the upcoming four webinars on November 13th and 14th listed below. Once registered at the links listed below you will receive additional information including a calendar entry. At the conclusion of the webinars, we will send PDH certificates to each attendee. Should you not be able to attend the live session, it will be recorded and available to you.

Radar level devices have long been recognized as high performance and extremely reliable devices. See how new technology developments make them also ideal for simple uses where hydrostatic pressure or ultrasonic level meters had been used.

Key takeaways:

• How FMCW radar works and why it is a great technology for tank level or open channel flow applications

• How to set up or adjust features to quickly adapt to your operations

• A review of typical applications

Wed. Nov.13th at 10:30 AM Eastern

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Are you facing issues such as two-phase or multi-phase flow, clogging, pressure drop, installation restrictions, and erosion or corrosion? In this webinar we will explore the principles of Coriolis meter operation and recent unique developments that address these challenges and more.

Key Takeaways:

• An overview of Coriolis technology 

• How multiphase or two-phase flowing conditions impact Coriolis meters

• How the meters' operation can be evaluated in the field during operation

Wed. Nov.13th at 3:00 PM Eastern
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Many flowmeter installation practices prescribe straight inlet and outlet lengths to minimize possible disturbances in the fluid flow that might impact the measurement. What can you do if you don’t have that space available?

Key Takeaways:

• Understand the importance of a laminar flow through the meter section of electromagnetic flowmeters

• Get an overview of flowmeter types that allow installations without in- and outlet runs (0D/0D applications)

• Learn about the pros and cons of different technical approaches

Thur. Nov.14th at 11:00 AM Eastern
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See how the available additional process information that is now produced by measurement instruments such as magmeters, Coriolis meters and other flow and level devices can help to improve performance, maintenance and processes.

Key Takeaways

• You will learn about the additional process information is available from measurement instruments.

• How they work and how you can access the information

• How and why this additional information can be used to enhance process operations.

Thu. Nov.14th at 3:00 PM Eastern
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