Hydrocarbon Product Showcase
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Liquid Turbine Meters
1/26/2001
The 8000 Series Liquid Turbine Meters are rugged and reliable units suitable for a wide range of applications- providing low pressure drop and an expanded viscosity range in ½, ¾, 1, 1½, 2, 3, and 4 inch sizes with flow ranges from 0.75 to 1200 USGPM (0.17-273 m3/hr).
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Mineral Processing Screens
11/17/1998
Johnson Mineral Processing Screens are said to have abrasion resistance, long wear life and high strength
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Paddle-Wheel Sensor
11/30/1999
CHEM SHOW ’99: The Type 8031 inline, paddle-wheel flow sensor built with Hall sensor is for continuous low-flow measurement and dosing applications with clean or corrosive, solid-free liquids.
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Water Well Screens
10/7/1998
The waterwell screens are typically galvanized, low-carbon or stainless steel
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Wireless Tank Level Measurement System
1/11/2002
CHEM SHOW ’99: The TankScan MIR (Micropower Impulse Radar) direct level measurement system incorporates a fully solid-state sensor with a weighted flexible wave guide for high resolution continuous sensing of tank fluid level.
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Gas Chromatograph System Tools
10/4/1999
The Advance Maxum gas chromatograph system features new chromatography tools as compared to previous models.
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Pleated Backwash Filters
12/20/1998
Septra backwash filters provide removal of contaminants from liquid process streams using fewer filter elements and a compact system than is typically required in water and chemical process applications
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Effective Thermal Insulation Of Liquefied Gas Pipes With BASF Foam Basotect
4/13/2011
BASF’s specialty foam Basotect is now for the first time used to insulate pipes in a liquefied natural gas (LNG) tank terminal in Gwangyang, Korea
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Process Inventory Management System
11/29/2000
This field-mounted remote process inventory management system simply and accurately monitors tanks and
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Rotary Calciners
6/15/1998
Bartlett-Snow Rotary Calciners are manufactured for the continuous processing of material at high temperatures in an oxidizing, inert or reducing atmosphere