A blog intended to educate and inform those interested in industrial control instrumentation and process control equipment. Weekly posts on various subjects ranging from pressure / temperature / level and flow instruments, control valves, analytical instruments, drives and actuators, recorders, and process weighing.
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Thermal Mass Flow Meters in Oil & Gas Applications
Fox Thermal Instruments manufacturers highly accurate and repeatable thermal mass flow meters for the oil and gas industry.
The model FT4X was designed for use at oil and gas well sites .
The standard data logger will make record-keeping easy for accuracy compliance with regulations like BLM 3175.
The model FT4X will make reporting for gas lease royalties and allocation easy too.
The model FT4A was also designed for use at oil and gas well sites. The gas Select-X feature is a revolutionary new feature that allows the user to have a meter capable of measuring more than 10 different gases accurately.
Custom flare gas or vent gas mixes can be programmed specifically for your application.
Fox model FT3 is an award-winning and rugged their own mass flow meter that is Quad-O compliant for flares or combustors, and like our other meters, has extensive agency approvals.
For more information on Fox Thermal products, visit:
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Schutte and Koerting Product Application Selection Chart
Schutte and Koerting manufactures steam jet vacuum systems, steam jet heaters, exhausters and compressors, scrubber systems, desuperheaters, thermo compressors, eductors and syphons, ejectors, and valves.
The following is a handy chart to assist in selecting Schutte and Koerting product according to application. While this chart is helpful to narrow down the right product for the job, it is highly recommended you contact a Schutte and Koerting application expert to confirm your selection meets all technical, performance, and safety requirements.
The following is a handy chart to assist in selecting Schutte and Koerting product according to application. While this chart is helpful to narrow down the right product for the job, it is highly recommended you contact a Schutte and Koerting application expert to confirm your selection meets all technical, performance, and safety requirements.
Application Selection Chart
Process | Applications | Motive Fluid |
Products | Technical Info |
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Move/ pump liquids or solids |
Emptying a tank or pit Pumping juices or other edibles in a canning plant Supplying heated water to jackets of stills Pumping waste liquids containing solids Cleaning sludge from tanks and pits Moving spent filter clay Heating and moving slurries Sampling operations Moving dry solids using air |
Steam | Jet Syphons Steam Jet Heaters Steam Jet Ejectors |
Bulletin 2-A Bulletin 3-A Bulletin 5E-H |
Air/Gas | Jet Syphons Steam Jet Exhausters Solid Handling Eductors |
Bulletin 2-A Bulletin 4-E Bulletin 2-SH |
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Liquid | Liquid Jet Eductors Water Jet Exhausters Solid Handling Eductors |
Bulletin 2-M Bulletin 4-P Bulletin 2-SH-LQ |
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Move/ pump air or gases |
Agitating fermentation tanks and drying drums Priming centrifugal pumps Exhausting air from vacuum pans and evaporators Pressurizing vats Handling corrosive gases Aerating/oxygenating wastewater Circulating or recirculating steam Boosting flash steam from a condensate receiver Compressing waste steam Convey waste gases to flare Exhaust sulfur pits |
Steam | Jet Compressors Steam Jet Exhausters Steam Jet Ejectors |
Bulletin 4-F Bulletin 4-E Bulletin 5E-H |
Air/Gas | Steam Jet Ejectors Steam Jet Exhausters Jet Compressors |
Bulletin 5E-H Bulletin 4-E Bulletin 4-F |
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Liquid | Liquid Jet Eductors Water Jet Exhausters Gas Scrubbers |
Bulletin 2-M Bulletin 4-P Bulletin 7-S |
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Produce a vacuum |
Filtration, distillation Impregnation, absorption Drying, degassing Dehydrating, evacuating Cooking, evaporating Vacuum transfer, chilling Removing condensate under vacuum Exhausting air from vacuum pans and evaporators Priming centrifugal pumps |
Steam | Steam Jet Exhausters Steam Jet Ejectors |
Bulletin 4-E Bulletin 5E-H |
Air/Gas | Steam Jet Exhausters Steam Jet Ejectors |
Bulletin 4-E Bulletin 5E-H |
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Liquid | Liquid Jet Eductors Water Jet Exhausters |
Bulletin 2-M Bulletin 4-P |
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Mix 2 materials | Mixing chemicals in desired proportions Introducing water-treating compound into boiler feedwater Mixing powdered dye with gasoline Blending oils in a tank Scrubbing gases Mixing by-product gases for furnace firing Mixing propane, butane, & natural gas Compressing waste steam to a usable process pressure Circulating steam in dryers |
Steam | Steam Jet Heaters Steam Jet Exhausters |
Bulletin 3-A Bulletin 4-E |
Air/Gas | Jet Compressors | Bulletin 4-F | ||
Liquid | Gas Scrubbers Liquid Jet Eductors Water Jet Exhausters |
Bulletin 7-S Bulletin 2-M Bulletin 4-P |
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Heat a liquid | Submerged heating Heating and circulating water Preventing freezing of water in gas holder tanks, cups Cooking grain, mash, or similar mater. Supplying heated water to jackets of stills and graining bowls |
Steam | Steam Jet Heaters High Capacity Heaters Jet Syphons |
Bulletin 3-A Bulletin 3A-HC Bulletin 2-A |
Scrub a gas |
Removing SO2, SO3, CI2, SiF4, HCI, NH3, HF, H2S, HNO3, H2SO4, COCI2, HCN, SOCI2, HBr, Br2, F2, formaldehyde, particulates, reduced sulfur compounds, and many other compounds | Liquid | Gas Scrubbers | Bulletin 7-S |
Reduce steam temp. |
Power plant requirements for desuperheated steam Improve heat transfer of surface-type heat exchangers Reduce and control superheated steam temperatures that harm product Control superheat temperatures at partial loads Maintain balance between process steam and power requirements |
Steam | Steam Desuperheaters | Bulletin 6-D |
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