Operating condition
Utility networks often lose energy through leaks, bypasses, oversized lines or poorly monitored usage points.
Utility Measurement Application
Industrial Utility and Energy Flow Visibility
Useful utility measurement starts by defining which line, user or process needs to become visible and how the resulting flow data will be used.
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What Needs to Be Measured
Define the utility boundary and metering point
How should an industrial utility measurement boundary be defined?
Define the utility, the line or user being measured, the minimum, normal and peak flow, and how the result will be reported. The meter direction follows the medium, installation condition and required data output.
Identify the utility, expected operating range, measurement location and data output before selecting the meter technology.
Flow measurement as a way to locate hidden energy waste in steam, compressed air, cooling water and process utilities.
Recommended Meter Direction
Review suitable meter families
Final selection depends on the actual media, operating range and installation condition.
Site Details to Prepare
Send the working-line information
Related Resources
Practical notes for the application review
Selection support
Discuss Utility Flow Visibility
Share the media, pipe size, flow range, pressure, temperature and installation details for an application review.