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O-Rings Materials

Every component of a flow meter -including O-rings –  must withstand the operating conditions it faces.   Thee right O-ring requires considering chemical, temperature, and pressure compatibility. A proper seal makes all the difference in flow meter performance and service life.

How much seal water could you save?

Many operations continue to use seal water systems that deliver far more water than necessary. While it may seem safer to oversupply, excessive flow leads to wasted water, higher energy costs, and unnecessary strain on pumps and seals. Fortunately, right-sizing your seal water flow is straightforward with the right tools and can lead to significant savings.

Versatility of Variable Area Flow meters

Variable area flow meters are used in pulp and paper manufacturing and other process industries, such as chemicals, oil and gas, mining, food and beverage production, and more. Its popularity stems from its uncomplicated design, cost efficiency, and adaptability to challenging environments.

Keep Flow Constant with a CFR

Flow variability can have a significant impact on processes and machinery health. Supply pressure, back pressure and process pressure variations can all cause flow variations.  Implementing Constant Flow Regulators (CFRs) can help maximize plant efficiency, save energy, and save money too. 

Flow meters vs. Winter

Extreme or prolonged cold weather can make maintaining process flows and accurate flow measurement challenging.  Temperature drops not only affect viscosity of flow media but related metering components too: piping, fittings, and every component of a flow meter needs to be able to withstand freezing.

Seal Water Management Tips

Every ESKO seal water meter is meticulously assembled using stainless steel components and thermoplastic or borosilicate glass tube options that cover a wide range of operating conditions, temperature variations, and corrosive chemicals. Numerous O-ring choices cover a large variety of process conditions.