HOW SELECTING THE RIGHT FLOWMETER CAN HELP YOU MINIMIZE YOUR ANNUAL ENERGY COSTS



Choosing a flowmeter that creates low permanent pressure loss is most important in Compressors & Blowers requirements can reduce energy loss, increase efficiency & saves money.

Airflow rate measurement & control is utmost in the textile, automobile, steel and power, chemical & pharmaceuticals process.

Selecting an appropriate flow measurement technique can be a daunting task. If we are aware of technologies that are suitable for a particular application, minimizing energy costs can help narrow the choice.

Pressure drop loss is a major concern as example Orifice flow meter has approx 2psi -3psi pressure loss which is equal to 1-1.5% energy loss.

LEOMI thermal mass (calorimetric) flow meters work on the physical principle of thermal dispersion from a heated element to the ambient medium (e.g. air or gases). And it is the proven technology that provides great savings in energy costs by almost No permanent pressure loss & high turndown ratio to the plant operators hence helping in optimizing its process.

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